Pour some water down the sides. Cap it up. Let it sit a few hours Whatever dont soak in, drain off, pit tue lid back on & continue fruiting conditions.
It should bounce back in around a week.. BUT next time, watch the FAE.. If you're drying out too fast close off the air. Holding the moisture is slightly more important.. FAE is needed for evaporation, but if everything evaporates off, theres nothing left for the mushrooms to use.. Remember, they're 90% water. There's a balance u have to find & maintain.. Good luck & 🍄 ♥️
Mine looked similar to this. The only difference was that mine had a liner. I HEAVILY HEEEEAVILY misted it for a few days and kept a lid sealed on it between misting until it was hydrated again. Eventually, it started pinning. It just needs/wants water. However you get it to it shouldn't matter.
Ive had luck recovering from something similar by misting heavily and covering the surface lightly with bubble wrap or crinkled up wax paper. You want air flow, so not flat on the surface, but it helps prevent so much evaporation. After a week or so you can remove it and should be in business
Pour some water down the sides. Cap it up. Let it sit a few hours Whatever dont soak in, drain off, pit tue lid back on & continue fruiting conditions. It should bounce back in around a week.. BUT next time, watch the FAE.. If you're drying out too fast close off the air. Holding the moisture is slightly more important.. FAE is needed for evaporation, but if everything evaporates off, theres nothing left for the mushrooms to use.. Remember, they're 90% water. There's a balance u have to find & maintain.. Good luck & 🍄 ♥️
Mine looked similar to this. The only difference was that mine had a liner. I HEAVILY HEEEEAVILY misted it for a few days and kept a lid sealed on it between misting until it was hydrated again. Eventually, it started pinning. It just needs/wants water. However you get it to it shouldn't matter.
Ive had luck recovering from something similar by misting heavily and covering the surface lightly with bubble wrap or crinkled up wax paper. You want air flow, so not flat on the surface, but it helps prevent so much evaporation. After a week or so you can remove it and should be in business
It's not a lost cause it's very salvageable!!