My bushings are cooked and I’m sure some other things need replacing too. I have done zero suspension work and don’t really know where to start. I figure I should upgrade sooner than later and I would like to go mid travel range. How should I go about doing all this suspension work the efficient way? This is a 06 SR5 4WD
I joined my first job about 3 months ago, upon interviewing with my boss he told me that I would not only be receiving upwards of 20 an hour but that I would have a plethora of other benefits with my job. I saw none of that right away I was given 17.50 hourly and no benefits when I went about asking him he said that I will have atleast my 20 an hour in 3 weeks. It’s been 3 months and I’m still at 17.50 with no benefits feeling lost. I know our company isn’t making a ton of money but I feel lied to. Anytime he talks to me he’s just complaining about how everything is wrong and not working. I don’t know what to do because this is my first job I don’t know if quitting will look bad on a resume plz give me some advice here.
I didn’t expect so much scrutiny for my post yesterday so here’s a follow up. My tub full of trich had been isolated outdoors far from my grows for weeks before that photo was taken. I did clone one of the mushrooms from that tub and voila so far no visible contamination. I think trichodermas affect on mycelial and mushroom production should be intensively studied as it’s our top competitor as cultivators. Being a predatory mold I now know it quite literally eats the mycelium rather than just competing for resources. Theoretically genetic cloning could be pushed towards the direction of resistance to these molds. Shouldn’t we as a community be trying to learn and grow instead of just sticking to the same shit all the time? People want to act like we know everything and we don’t.
I adopted this TBM a couple months ago and it’s been pretty happy I think. It’s got new growth and I’m not sure what I should do to make things better. I’m not even sure if its soil mix is correct. What would you pros do?
There’s nothing I hate more than a forest of trichoderma overtaking my tubs. Which got me thinking, is the mycology world actively breeding for contaminant resistance? I think the future of mycology will allow everyone to grow at home and as we train our genetics towards bigger and more powerful harvests are we considering contamination? Is there such thing as a set of genetics that’s extremely immune to contamination? Bit of a big question but I’m sure someone in here knows something I don’t.
Do you guys also feed your spent blocks to your vermicompost bin?