Growing your own mushrooms on straw beds, logs or sawdust blocks is the perfect way to enjoy fresh mushrooms at home. It is a fun project to engage in and is low maintenance. Even if you do not have a large backyard, mushroom growing can be a great addition to your urban garden . Any hardwood loving mushrooms can be grown on straw, wood chips or sawdust blocks, including Shiitake, Oysters, Reishi, Wine Caps and Lion’s Mane. Mushroom cultivation involves first "inoculating" the substrate of your choice with mushroom mycelium, and then allowing the mycelium to colonize over a period of 2-3 weeks. When the substrate is fully colonized- and the conditions, such as light, moisture, and temperature, are right- the mushrooms will emerge from the substreate and can be harvested and enjoyed.
D**E
Mycelium growing nicely
Nondescript milo kernels are turning into a clump of fuzz balls beginning to join together (won't pour anymore until I break it apart). Very soon it will be a solid unit.
C**E
totally ripped off........
Started these on May 26th. NOTHING. today is Sept. 2nd. Totally disappointed... how can I get a refund ? ? ?
D**D
Amazing company easy to work with
Loved the product can't wait to inoculate it in my substrate!
C**E
Strong growth!
This was given as a gift and delighted the recipient with quick growing mycelium. Thanks for providing a great product.
N**L
So far so good
Waiting on my woodchips to colonize, and will adjust this review if it goes bad.
F**S
Best spawn buy I've made
Professional packaging sterile clean and clearly marked all spawn seems healthy unlike another place I once bought
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