Blue Oyster Mushroom Liquid Culture 10cc Syringe Mycelium (Free Shipping!)

Description

Blue Oyster 10cc Syringe:
The Blue Oyster Mushroom is one of the most common of the oyster mushrooms used in cooking world wide. Young specimens will be blueish color on their caps, then changing color to grey tones upon maturing. Not only is the blue oyster mushroom delicious, but it's one of the easier varieties of oyster mushrooms to grow. This mushrooms grows on a wide range of substrates including straw (wheat,rye,oat,rice, and barley straw), corn, coffee grounds, banana waste, most hardwoods and hardwood by-products like sawdust and paper, compost and much more. This mushroom truly thrives throughout temperate regions of the world. Blue oyster mushrooms prefer colder temperatures, in comparison to other oyster mushrooms. This mushroom loves low temperature drops and even does best when morning lows are around the 40’s and 50’s.
Incubation Temp: 70-75° F
Incubation Humidity: 80%-85%
Incubation Time: 12 Days
Fruiting Temp: 50-65° F
Fruiting Humidity: 90%-93%
Fruiting Time: 10 Days
Our live liquid mushroom cultures are lab procured, each culture is tested and guaranteed 100% contaminate free, or we will replace it at no cost to you.
Storage:
These syringes should be stored in a refrigerator if not being use. These syringes will last up to 6 months if kept cool in a refrigerator.
Inoculation Instructions:
Make sure your hands are clean, and you are wearing clean, freshly laundered clothes.
If you do not have a flow-hood, turn off the air conditioner and any fans in the area. You want the wind to be as still as possible.
Put on your face-mask
Put on latex gloves and wipe them with rubbing alcohol.
Clean everything thoroughly with a disinfectant such as a 10% bleach mix, Lysol, or rubbing alcohol. Wipe down the work surface, container, and syringe.
If you are not under a flow-hood, spray an air sanitizing spray like Oust, Lysol, or Nutra-air over the work area. Leave your work area for a few minutes to let the disinfectant settle.
Carefully open the packaging that your liquid culture syringe came in and shake it vigorously.
Remove the tip cap on the end of the syringe and attach the needle. Keep the needle cover on for now.
Remove the cover from the needle and flame sterilize it with a lighter or alcohol lamp. After it is glowing red, remove it from the flame, wait 10 seconds for it to cool. While it cools, wipe the injection point on your substrate with alcohol using your other hand.
Insert the syringe through the injection point of the substrate. Inject 1 ml of your 10 ml syringe. Larger substrates will require more solution.
It is best to wipe the needle tip with alcohol or flame sterilize it between each injection.
**Each syringe will come with an alcohol prep pad, and a new sterile 18G needle.