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<blockquote data-quote="Therasoid" data-source="post: 51178" data-attributes="member: 3538"><p>Agree w/h Enn. Low oven temp 170-200 degree and stir. We're referring to eco earth (aka coco fiber) correct? Organic soils can give off unpleasant odor to some people. </p><p> I use a set of bi-fold doors on sawhorses, lay on the substrate and let the sun dry it. Store it in 5 gallon buckets for future use. I can always add moisture if needed. Should mention, my collection isn't small and require a sizeable amount of ready to use substrate.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Therasoid, post: 51178, member: 3538"] Agree w/h Enn. Low oven temp 170-200 degree and stir. We're referring to eco earth (aka coco fiber) correct? Organic soils can give off unpleasant odor to some people. I use a set of bi-fold doors on sawhorses, lay on the substrate and let the sun dry it. Store it in 5 gallon buckets for future use. I can always add moisture if needed. Should mention, my collection isn't small and require a sizeable amount of ready to use substrate. [/QUOTE]
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