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NorthernCosmos
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Am I right in thinking that this one moldy cola could be the direct result of a combination of (1) the airflow practically stopping, (2) the temperature raising to possibly compromising levels (28C), (3) the plant being almost impenetrable to air (super dense bush) and this cola being particularly big and dense, and (4) the ever present cloud of fungal spores in the air around us?
I know about the importance of air circulation, and seeing these huge moist colas, I can believe that mold can take hold in them if given the chance, as outline above.
Are mold strikes like this an ever present danger, or are they rare?
Got to try to extract some kind of learning from this...
I know about the importance of air circulation, and seeing these huge moist colas, I can believe that mold can take hold in them if given the chance, as outline above.
Are mold strikes like this an ever present danger, or are they rare?
Got to try to extract some kind of learning from this...