If you do make a fruiting chamber, be sure to poke some holes into the box so that your bag still gets some air exchange. Place the sealed grow bag in a suitable location for incubation. Ensure the temperature and humidity conditions are appropriate for the mushroom species you are growing. Keep the bag away from direct sun and in a dark environment. Follow specific instructions for temperature and humidity requirements for your strain of mushrooms. Monitor and Maintain Once the mycelium has fully colonized the substrate inside the grow bag, it is time to induce fruiting. This involves exposing the bag to fresh air and providing proper lighting conditions. Follow specific instructions for your mushroom species regarding lighting, humidity, and fresh air exchange during the fruiting stage. Harvesting

Yes, you can reuse a mushroom grow bag. However, it's important to properly sanitize the bag before reusing it to prevent contamination. Start by thoroughly cleaning and disinfecting the bag with a bleach solution or other suitable sterilizing agent. Make sure to rinse it well afterward to remove any residue. Seal the bag with micropore tape once inoculated to create a controlled environment inside it. Micropore tape allows for gas exchange while effectively preventing contaminants from entering. To help aid colonization, you could use one of our Ultimate All in One Incubation and Fruiting Chamber’s. Alternatively, you could use a small storage holes and melt/drill holes into the sides to make you a mini incubator. An incubator helps to keep temperatures stable within your project, whilst maintaining air flow through small air holes. Mushroom spawn bags are commonly used for inoculating substrate with mushroom mycelium, while substrate bags serve as containers for fully colonized mycelium ready for fruiting. All in one mushroom grow bags combine both functions into a single bag, making them incredibly convenient and user-friendly.It’s also much easier to get spawn out of a bag to add it to a bulk substrate. Simply cut it open and pour the contents out.

Please aim to use grow kits or substrate as soon as you have received them. If you plan to use them at a later date, they are best stored in the fridge. Each item will have an expiration date of up to 2-4 months if stored correctly.All in one mushroom grow bags are a convenient solution for cultivating gourmet or exotic mushrooms at home. Anyone who has tried to pull well colonized spawn out of a grain jar knows that sometimes it just doesn’t want to come out. You end up digging it out with a spoon, and risking contamination in the process. Picture trying to get that stubborn ketchup out of a glass bottle. Spawn bags solve this problem. Contamination risk: If the bag is not properly sealed or if the growing conditions are not ideal, contamination can occur, ruining the mushroom harvest. Incubation: The inoculated bag is then sealed and kept in an appropriate environment to allow the spores to germinate and the mycelium to colonize the substrate. This process is known as incubation.