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Our grow kit contains
1.9kg ready-to-fruit colonised grow block (made from a natural high-yielding mix)
spray bottle
full step-by-step instructions and recipe ideas
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Simply spray the grow kit with the mister provided and harvest around 1kg of Lion’s Mane mushroom over 2 - 3 flushes.
Expect your 1st harvest of mushrooms within 3-4 weeks of starting your grow kit.
For best results, we recommend starting your grow kit within 4 weeks. Store the grow kit in a cold, dark place until you start it.
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We guarantee that our grow kits will produce at least 1 flush of Lion’s Mane, providing that the grow kit instructions have been followed sufficiently.
If your grow kit fails to produce mushrooms after following our instructions, please get in touch and we will replace it.
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Estimated delivery: £3.99, 2-4 working days.
Posted via Royal Mail 48hr Tracked.
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Start your mushroom grow kit as soon as possible by pulling off the front tab and cutting an ‘x’ into the grow bag.
The grow kit should be placed inside, somewhere you will see it often and where it won’t be exposed to heat or direct sunlight. We recommend a kitchen counter top, windowsill (facing inwards) or similar.
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Your grow kit needs to be sprayed with water once or twice a day to keep it moist. This will vary depending on the season and how warm it is in your house, but you don’t want the exposed grow area to be too wet or too dry.
After about two weeks, you will start to see baby Lion’s Mane mushroom! Keep misting them and enjoy watching them grow!
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The optimum time to harvest your Lion’s Mane is when the spines are still short (only a few millimeters).
Simply pull the whole cluster off of the grow block by gripping and twisting at the base. You can also cut the whole cluster off.
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Once you have harvested your mushrooms, remove any remaining baby mushrooms from the growing area and begin misting again. It will probably take slightly longer for the mushrooms to start growing than the 1st time while the block re-sets itself.
