How do I start my mushroom growing journey?
To begin your mushroom growing journey, we recommend starting with one of our beginner-friendly mushroom growing kits, which include all the essentials and step-by-step instructions to get you started on the right path.
What are fruiting blocks?
Fruiting blocks are pre-inoculated substrate blocks that provide the ideal environment for mushrooms to grow. Simply follow the provided instructions to create the optimal conditions for fruiting, and you'll soon be harvesting your own delicious mushrooms.
What are grain spawn bags and mushroom culture syringes?
Grain spawn bags contain sterilized grains inoculated with mushroom mycelium, which serves as the foundation for mushroom cultivation. Mushroom culture syringes, on the other hand, contain concentrated mushroom spores or mycelium suspended in a liquid solution, allowing for easy and precise inoculation of substrates
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Looking for more info about one of our products, or mushrooms in general? Check out our list of frequently asked questions below for some quick answers. If you can’t find an answer, please get in touch with us and we will get back to you as soon as possible. If you're looking to dive in deep check out our blog for a more in depth look into the wonderful world of mycelium.
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Q- How long does it take for mushrooms to grow on a fruiting block?
A- The growth time can vary depending on the mushroom species and environmental conditions, but generally, mushrooms can start to appear within a few weeks after setting up the fruiting block.
Q- Can I reuse fruiting blocks or grain spawn bags?
A- While it's possible to reuse fruiting blocks or grain spawn bags, it's generally recommended to start with fresh, sterile materials for each new mushroom-growing cycle to minimize the risk of contamination and ensure optimal yields. So, we do not reccomend it.
Q- How do I store mushroom culture syringes?
A- Mushroom culture syringes should be stored in a cool, dark place, such as a refrigerator, to maintain the viability of the spores or mycelium. Proper storage can extend their shelf life, allowing you to use them for multiple inoculations.
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