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09-29-2006, 07:55 PM #1
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Originally Posted by Volcanose
a) no one knows the answer
b) no one feels like answering [encouraging] a multiple-poster
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Don't let mold grow on your buds. The only beneficial fungus is found in the soil and associated with root nutrient uptake.stinkyattic Reviewed by stinkyattic on . Curing I was thinking since aerobic*oxygen* bacteria helps in the curing stage, is it maybe healthy to have a *very*little bit of mold? In other words since you theoreticly put it in while still a little wet, is there a little healthy mold that works with the aerobic bacteria? Keep in mind im not talking about to wet bud thats covered in it. Just wonder if a small amount its helps the cure along? Rating: 5
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