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Set of 30 Mushroom Growing e-books Instant Digital Download

$ 1.99
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Here is a large lot of 30 mushroom growing books and literature. 1,000s of pages of useful information on mushroom growing, mushroom identification and science for only $1.99! Download instantly. No shipping, you will receive a link for the books after checkout is complete.

The following books are:

1. Growing Wild Mushrooms - 50 Pages

2. Mushroom Growing - 302 Pages

3. Mushrooms How to Grow Them - 188 Pages

4. Mushroom Culture - 196 Pages

5. The Principles of Mushroom Growing and Mushroom Spawn Making - 86 Pages

6. The Mushroom Book - 336 Pages

7. Mushrooms - 52 Pages

8. 100 Mushroom Receipts - 64 Pages

9. Common Mushrooms of the US - 62 Pages

10. Mushroom Culture and Pure Culture Spawn - 56 Pages

11. The Truth About Mushrooms - 36 Pages

12. The Study of Mushrooms and Mushroom Spawn - 20 Pages

13. The Cultivated Mushroom - 108 Pages

14. Studies of American Fungi - 448 Pages

15. The Mushroom Edible and Otherwise - 634 Pages

16. Guide to the Mushrooms - 212 Pages

17. Some Common Mushrooms and How to Know Them - 64 Pages

18. Student's Handbook of Mushrooms - 48 Pages

19. Colored Figures of English Fungi or Mushrooms - 1120 Pages

20. Edible and Poisonous Mushrooms - 90 Pages

21. Exploring for Mushrooms - 52 Pages

22. Among the Mushrooms - 206 Pages

23. Common Mushrooms - 80 Pages

24. Mushrooms of America - 40 Pages

25. Mushrooms and Their Use - 100 Pages

26. The Mushrooms of Canada - 38 Pages

27. Mushrooms, Mildews, and Moulds - 272 Pages

28. Minnesota Mushrooms - 194 Pages

29. Our Edible Toadstools and Mushrooms - 362 Pages

30. Wild Edible Mushrooms - 28 Pages

These are books in PDF format. All of these rare and hard to find books are in public domain. They were produced in late 1800s and early 1900s and they became public domain in 1920. They are now mostly out of print. These books are fascinating. Full of useful information, knowledge, illustrations and photos They will make a great addition to any mushroom grower’s collection!

Volume

These are rough amounts and are the amounts of the substrates in their loosened uncompressed form. Our compost is compressed in blocks for easier shipping but should be uncompressed and aerated before inoculating with grain spawn. 

Grain 

  • One pound bags are approximately 2.5” high x 4.5” wide x 4” deep 24 FL oz. in volume, equal to 3-4 ½ pint jars
  • Two pound bags are approximately 5” high x 4.5” wide x 4” deep 48 FL oz. in volume, equal to 6-8 ½ pint jars

Compost 

  • 10 pounds = 9 quarts 
  • 5 pounds = 4.5 quarts  

Kits = 7.5’' high x 6'' wide x 4'' deep, which is 180 cubic inches, or 3.17 quarts.

Bag Size
  • Grain (one and two pounds) is bagged in 4x3x18 gusseted myco bags made from 3 mil polypropylene. 
  • Compost / bulk substrate (five and ten pounds) is bagged in 10x5x24 gusseted myco bags made from 3 mil polypropylene.  
  • Kits are bagged in 5x4x18 gusseted myco bags made from 3 mil polypropylene.  
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Set of 30 Mushroom Growing e-books Instant Digital Download

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FAQs

Q: I want to fruit in a terrarium/tub. What size tote do I need?

A:We have found that most people use anywhere from a 20-50 quart tote However, this will depend on the measurements of the tote. Are you are breaking the kit up or leaving it as one solid cake? If breaking it up, you need to decide how thick you want your substrate layer to be. 2-3 inches is pretty standard. If you measure the length, width and height of the tote you will find out how may cubic inches it is. Then measure the length and width and depth you want your substrate layer to be. Our 5 LB kits measure 7.5'' high x 6'' wide x 4'' deep which is 180 cubic inches, or 3.17 quarts. From this you can determine what size tote you will need.

Q: Can I use spores to colonize compost?

A:Our compost works best when inoculated with colonized grain spawn. If you just inject this bag with spores you will more than likely not see any growth. Spores need some kind of nutritive substance like grain to take ahold of and establish mycelium growth first. Start by injecting your spores or liquid culture into a sterilized grain medium (we have this for sale in our store), then once the grain is colonized you can transfer it to the compost, then once the compost is colonized the mushrooms will grow right out of the bag or you can transfer them to some kind of fruiting chamber, tote or terrarium.

Q: My substrate is packed tight, do I need to loosen it?

A:Yes, we ship it in that way for two reasons. First, we have less bags burst in shipping when tightly packed and shrink wrapped. Second, having the least amount of air in each bag before we seal then ensures they are able to be stored if necessary. Before using any shipped substrate, allow a day or two for it to reach room temperature and loosen the material in the bags before inoculation. This allows more air flow durning your grow.

Q: How are your bags of grain able to last that long?

A:This is all made possible because of sterilization.The grain is stored in sealed bags with almost all oxygen removed. Therefor they are kept in almost a suspended like state (think of food stored in a food saver bag). They key is the oxygen. Molds and bacterias that break down the grain and cause contaminates need air to live. Without it they will not grow. When you remove the bags of grain from their packaging, unroll them and expose the filter patch, the bag will begin to let in outside air and breath through this filter. This is what allows a desired culture to grow once introduced to the substrate.

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