Wildspore Mushrooms

10lb Mushroom Grow Bag Bulk Substrate grow kit OMRI Coir/Verm/Gypsum (CVG)

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For dung loving mushrooms. Big 10 lb bag, fully sterilized, not just pasteurized. Our 'OMRI Listed for organic use' CVG blend comprises solely organic coco coir, fine horticultural vermiculite, gypsum, and water. This mixture is meticulously bagged, sterilized, and heat-sealed for fast colonization. Sterilized in a 3 mm polypropylene professional grow bag with a 0.2 micron filter patch for air exchange. Sterilization provides better yields and less contamination risk than pasteurization. Whether you are growing in the bag or using monotubs, this CVG mix will yield great results.

Each bag contains slightly over 10 lbs pounds of substrate of pure CVG, not like some of the tiny bags for sale. Made in Tennessee. We assure the cleanliness of every bag, conducting thorough checks for defects before shipment.

Coco Coir: Derived from coconut husks, it's our substrate base known for excellent moisture retention and pH stability.

Vermiculite: Essential for balanced substrate moisture and aeration, preventing compaction and ensuring healthy gas exchange.

Gypsum: A vital mushroom cultivation additive, it regulates pH, aids mycelial growth, and enhances mushroom yield with added calcium.

10lb Mushroom Bulk Substrate grow kit OMRI Grow Bag Coir/Verm/Gypsum (CVG)

⚠️ Not included	Spore or liquid culture syringe
Bag weight	10 lbs
Inoculation ratio	5-15ccs (per 3 lb bag)

PURCHASE TERMS: Spores or liquid culture not included. This product is solely for legal cultivation of gourmet/medicinal fungi. Assess item upon arrival; damaged items replaced with proof. Wait 5-7 days post-receipt before inoculation for sterility. Bag viability guaranteed, but success not assured due to uncontrollable factors; lack of growth does not merit refund. Any illegal use will cancel the sale and future transactions. Any hint of illicit intent voids warranties. Bag sterilization ends upon inoculation.

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