- 6 LB All-in-One Mushroom Grow Kit 2-Pack, Up to 128oz of Fresh Mushrooms Over 6 Flushes, Sterilized Grain Bags & Dung-Loving Substrate, Injection Port, OMRI-Listed, Made in USA, Just Add Spores

I’ve never done this before… I didn’t know what to expect but I didn’t expect such easy success. These MUST be really good bags because I am NOT that sterile of a person… I have 9 pets in this house lol. One of the cats even attacked one of my bags at around 50% (oops, didn’t know she got in my closet and I locked her in there all day) and chewed all around it … I mean puncture holes every where 😂 yet the mycelium was so strong by that point it still got to about 90% so far colonized?? No contamination colors yet? Crazy. If I run into issues with that bag once it gets to substrate I will blame it on the cat.. not the company lol

Works as intended. Pls ready if need help! Contamination can come from many sources and is not necessarily the grain. Firstly you're spore syringe could have already been contaminated. 2nd...many of you are probably using 90% rubbing alcohol as a substitute or just thinking (its a higher % so its better)..NO! 90% does not have enough H2o and will evaporate before completely sterilizing. 70% IS A MUST. A fresh box of latex gloves is a must. Use a new pair every single time you touch these bags. Period! #3...Know what strains ur attempting to grow and their grow conditions. Order spore strains that are highly resistant to contamination and that grow in subtropical temperatures (70-80) cause thats the temp of most households year round with central AC & heat. You gotta remember. Once fully colonized most mycelium is very resistant to contamination. It has its own immune system. Just take precautions! Last thing. N this is a mistake I see many many ppl make. Yes during spawn phase you want it in the dark...but..make sure when putting grain bag away in a dark closet that the AIRFLOW hole on the bag is NOT blocked. Leave it sitting in the dark in a box with the box open and the bag sitting upright so the Co2 can escape and you get air exchange. This is crucial. During the spawn phase it releases Co2 and if it cant escape through the air exchange filter on bag you will contaminate it yourself. Basically the Co2 can't escape and it makes it extremely susceptible to contamination. I've personally witnessed different ppl using the same All-in-ones or grain (same exact company) and one was contaminated and one was not. It can sometimes be hit or miss and its not always the grains fault. "We yield as the veil starts to tear" I think Albert Einstein said that...somewhere 🤔 😕

I’m actually super surprised with how successful this kit was. This was my very first attempt at growing my own and have used several other brands and methods since this. However, this product gave me the best results even on my first attempt and not knowing what I do now. I ended up injecting into the grain bag and it colonized super quick. I had been told 21-30 days on average and at 2 weeks it was almost fully colonized. Not knowing the rapid growth I took a 10 day vacation thinking I’d come back to it being ready. When I got back there were already mushrooms growing in the grain bag! Horrified I ruined everything I immediately switched to substrate. I couldn’t figure out how to use the clip so I used binder clips. I did so many things wrong but ended up with several oz (dry) of beautiful mushrooms. The craziest part of this bag is that I ended up getting 6 full flushes from it. Literally each bigger and heavier than the next. I didn’t dunk, I didn’t have a SAE, I just sprayed it with a water mister. I feel like it would have kept producing flushes if I let it. I got another all in one bag from a different company and didn’t even get one proper yield from it. It was all side pins and not a singe good looking fruit. All of them were slimy, stunted, and gross looking. Now I know more and am aware of strain difficulties and have had great success with bulk monotube. But beginners should note this was super forgiving and amazingly nutritious for my shrooms.

i've used this product a few times. always top notch. this one time, there was a problem. they fixed it quickly and i'll be back for more.

A+ start to finish! Fast colonization and no issues! Plug and play.

After a few weeks of sitting on the shelf in my den, the grain bag became contaminated. I always keep my bags in the same sterile spot, and I got this kit because it seemed cheaper than other ones. The other ones are still good, this one unfortunately is not. Won’t buy again.

What I love about this product is how well-packaged it is. The instructions are clear. There is a QR code that provides you will all of the information you need. Including what you need to use it. Spores, syringe, etc. These things are not included . . . so I don't think it's actually "all-in-one". Not to say it is a bad product, but I will need to secure some more items to use it. I'm very interested in cultivating mushrooms, so I'm going to secure what I need to use it. I think I can get some spores from my local farmer's market and I have syringes. Syringes aren't easy to get in some states (which is probably why they aren't included. Overall, I'm happy with what I got, but I need to get some more stuff to use it. Also, and this is a minor point, the package cautions you not to open it with a blade, but it is sealed with packing tape, there is nothing like a perforated pull strip. I had to use a blade, but I was careful and successful opening it without slicing through the contents.

Ordered the all in one kit from surfin spores to try compared to a standard all in one bag. The two bags were inoculated with 20CC of dung loving liquid culture. The all in one bag has no growth after 5 days, the grain bag from surfin spores kit is already 25% colonized and ready for a break and shake. I was surprised how fast surfin spores’ grain grew. At this rate I will end up with a flush using surfin spores kit much sooner compared to the all in one bag with no growth so far. I would highly recommend surfin spores all in one kit and to stay away from the all in one bags that have the grain and substrate already mixed together.