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Grow high-yield mushrooms easily on your counter with this DIY mushroom kit! Explore the fungi world and go beyond the mainstream grocery store mushroom varieties. Lion’s Mane is a round, fluffy mushroom with a firm, meaty texture that closely resembles chicken or fish. Low in calories and fats, it provides a good source of protein and vitamins including potassium and iron. Every mushroom grow kit produces three harvests or “flushes” of mushrooms.
Lion’s Mane mushroom may take up to a week to pin but it grows very quickly once it is past that phase. Aim to keep your grow kit at 18-22 degrees celsius and 60-80% humidity (if possible).
After each harvest, soak the substrate in a bowl of cold water for 3-6 hours to hydrate it thoroughly. Mushrooms require soft, indirect light to grow.
Our mushroom kits are easy and rewarding for all skill levels. Inside, you'll find tips and support resources from our growing team.
Expand your culinary interests, learn how to grow your own food, and become more self-sufficient.
Experiment with new fungi varieties that are full of flavour and have a hearty texture. Mushrooms make a mean meat substitute!
Mouth-watering mushroom recipes developed by the fungi experts at Circular Harvest.
| Weight | 2.1 kg |
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| Dimensions | 15 × 15 × 26 cm |
| Accessories | None, Temperature Reader & Spray Bottle |
Your mycelium’s home will impact the quality and yield your growing kit will produce. Be sure to pick a high humidity room like your kitchen with 50-100% humidity. Most mushrooms like ambient (not direct) light. Place the kit near a
window facing away from the sunlight.
Each mushroom prefers different temperatures, but a range between 20-24°C (68-75°F) will produce happy mushrooms!
You should start to notice mini mushrooms emerging from the bag in approximately 1-2 weeks. This process is called “pinning”. Mushrooms grow A LOT faster than plants! Once you see tiny mushrooms, be ready to harvest your growing kit in as little as a few days.
This is normal. Once the mycelium has covered the entirety of the fruiting block the mushrooms want to fruit. Cutting the plastic gives them an influx of oxygen to fruit toward but some of the pins are just a bit too eager! You can cut the plastic above the baby mushroom for it to flourish.
No! The kit is ready for growth once you remove the cut-out and slice an X in the bag. However, you may want to remove the bag from the box to do the soaking method.
Be patient, sometimes the mycelium takes time to fruit. However, there are a few factors that may prevent your mushrooms from fruiting. If the environment is too warm, try placing the box in the fridge for a day or finding a cooler area. If the environment is too dry, try the soaking method or increase your misting.
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