Mushbox "MONSTER" Mushroom Compost Growbags

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NEW! We have added a rye grain inoculation patch just behind the inoculation point in our compost bags. When you shoot your spores or LC into this patch of rye grain your mushroom mycelium will grow on the rye first and then spawn to the rest of the compost. You will find this to speed up the process of the overall spawn-run in the bag. IT REALLY WORKS GREAT! Mushbox's new compost mixture grow bags are an amazing addition to the product line. These new grow bags are a fully automated system for growing a smaller patch of mushrooms with minimum effort. All you need to do is inject it with a LC ( liquid culture ) syringe if your choice or open the bag and add mycelium. These bags can be used to grow a variety mushroom types including edibles / medicinal, cubensis, and exotic species. You can use the compost bags to fruit inside the actual bag OR you can break it up and use the contents as a casing layer to get excellent results. NEW RYE GRAIN PATCH = EASIER, FASTER GROWTH! order compost substrate bags now

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Using Mushbox Compost Growbags

After receiving your compost growbags check that they have arrived safely and the bags are intact with no material leaking from tears or holes. *It is important to NEVER touch the white filter patch, ever. Do not inoculate into the patch, or mess with it in any way, just leave it alone and let it do its job.

Inoculation Procedure

You can use a spore syringe but its recommended to use a Liquid Culture, minimum 30cc maximum 120cc, if you do use a spore syringe the growth might take longer and the spores will have a harder chance to get started but it is possible. You can also simply drop a chunk of colonized substrate or rye grain into the bag to start growth.

After inoculation the mycelium will colonize the substrate

An interesting fact about these bags is that they do NOT need to be put in an incubator, they can produce there own heat so its important to just leave them in a dark place with the temperature set between 75 - 80 degrees. Anymore heat and you can stunt growth, leading to possible contamination, to little heat will also cause slower growth.

During colonization the myceilum will grow showing white patches in the bag. When you get to about 1/4 or 25% of the area covered in white its time to break up the mycelium and massge the bag gently to mix up the contents, BE CAREFUL the bags can rip. Also be watchful of the filter during this process, do not touch or tear the bag or filter. You want to mix up the inside so the mycelium chunks are no longer showing and it will appear as if the growth is all gone, be assured it will come back twice as fast and cover more area in approximately 1-4 weeks later ( depending your growing environment and how much LC / spores you used ) you should see explosive mycelium growth covering the entire bag.

Fruiting the Mushbox Compost Growbags

After you have acheived 100% colonization of the substrate, you can determine how to setup your environment based on the specifications of your particular species of mushroom. Some factors to consider are F.A.E. ( fresh air exchange ) or even adding casing layers to get fruit.

There is many methods you can use to get results showing the versatility of these Mushbox compost bags. The easiest way to get results is to just fruit inside the bag. First you need to prevent any light from reaching the lower parts or sides of the bag, you only want light to reach the top area of the substrate. Since mushrooms are phototropic they will grow in the direction of the light and any substrate exposed to light has potential to fruit mushrooms. You do not want mushrooms growing on the bottom or sides of the bag as they will not be able to reach the open part of the bag and reach maturity, they can potentially rot and create contamination limiting or stopping your growth entirely. Once you have started the 12 hours of light per day the mushrooms should start pinning in the next 2-4 weeks.

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