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Product Description

Back to the Roots is on a mission to undo food. In a college class, We learned mushrooms could grow entirely on spent coffee grounds. After watching hours of how-to videos & turning our fraternity kitchen into a big science experiment, we eventually decided to give up our corporate job offers to instead become full-time mushroom farmers. What started as curiosity about urban farming has turned into a passion to undo food & reconnect families back to where it comes from.

From the Manufacturer

Have your own amazing healthy edible log grown shiitake mushrooms. We are selling Oyster plug spawn (Wooden Dowels 100+) and 3 oz food grade wax that you can inoculate your own logs, stumps or bolts. You will grow pounds of Oyster Mushrooms for the next few years in your own Mushroom Garden! Our Oyster Plug Spawn features a fast spawn run, large, thick, first flush mushrooms, You will need to provide the freshly cut wood, drill and 5/16″ drill bit and wax and hammer. 2funguys will answer any of your inoculation questions. If you cannot use within 1 weeks, you can place it in the refrigerator (not freezer) to keep dormant for up to 6 months before it must be used.*** 100 Oyster Plug Spawn and 3oz wax.

This oyster mushroom mega pack is the best way to get started right. It includes the 5 most commonly purchased live oyster mushroom culture syringes we offer. Our live liquid mushroom cultures are lab procured from the finest commercial samples in the world. Each culture is tested and guaranteed 100% contaminate free, or we will replace it. Each syringe contains a proven high-output isolated sub-strain for maximum yield and minimum incubation time. This oyster mushroom mega pack includes: 1 King Oyster Culture, 1 Pink Oyster Culture, 1 Blue Oyster Culture, 1 Florida Oyster Culture, and 1 Golden Oyster Culture.

Growing your own mushrooms on straw 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, 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.

Growing mushrooms on logs and stumps 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, log and stump mushroom growing can be a great addition to your urban garden . Any hardwood loving mushrooms can be grown on logs. That includes Shiitake, Oysters, Reishi, and Lion’s Mane. Mushroom cultivation on logs requires access to hardwood logs and/or stumps. It involves first “inoculating” hardwood logs with mushroom mycelium, and then allowing the log to naturally colonize over a period of 6-9 months. When the logs are fully colonized- and the season is right- the mushrooms will emerge from the log and can be harvested and enjoyed.

Growing your own mushrooms on straw 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, 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.

Growing your own mushrooms on straw 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, 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.