Liquid Culture Syringe
Sterile nutrient solution carrying live mycelium, ready to inject.
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Sterile nutrient solution carrying live mycelium, ready to inject.
Pre-hydrated grain in a filter-patch bag, ready for inoculation.
The core sterilising tool for substrate, grain and agar.
70% alcohol for wiping surfaces, tools and gloves between every step.
The classic bulk substrate base for wood-loving species.
A translucent cover that holds humidity around a fruiting block.
High-temperature polypropylene bags with a breathable filter.
A nutrient gel surface for isolating and cleaning cultures.
A combined temperature and humidity readout for Fruiting conditions.
A fine cold mist that keeps a fruiting chamber at 90% humidity.
A wide, food-grade tub for hydrating and blending bulk substrate.
Gentle air movement that drives fresh air exchange and strengthens stems.
Compressed straw pellets that hydrate fast and pasteurise easily.
A lightweight mineral that holds water and keeps casing open.
A low-wattage mat that holds colonisation temperatures steady.
Nitrile gloves as a clean, disposable barrier for every transfer.
Mycelium-colonised wooden dowels for inoculating logs and stumps.
An open flame for sterilising loops and needles on the spot.
Tracks carbon dioxide so you can tune fresh air exchange properly.
A thin, sharp blade for clean cuts at the base of the stem.
A foil or paper capture of a mature cap's spore drop.
A fine wire loop for flame-sterilised transfers and streaking.
Circulated warm air that brings mushrooms to cracker-dry quickly.
Precision weighing for spawn rates, yields and drying losses.
Silica gel sachets that keep stored mushrooms cracker-dry.
An airtight glass jar that keeps dried material at its best.