100 Shiitake 100 Mushroom Plug Spawn Edible Mycelium Plugs

Bought these as a Christmas gift for a couple family members. Product was great. It came with clear directions on what to do. The whole family had a great time plugging up the logs and finding a nice shady spot for them. It was so much fun we would love to do them again for our house but I don’t think we get enough shade. What a great product this was, a perfect gift. Can’t wait for the mushrooms!!

The product arrived with mycelium growing all over it. I put it in the refrigerator and forgot about it for about two months. I found some freshly cut oak trees and cut some 4 foot long by about 5 inch logs weighted two weeks to a month. Drilled my holes, put the plugs in poured the wax over it and forgot to water them to keep them moist. I moved the logs by my faucet almost a year later. Started watering them and mushroom s are popping out. I did everything wrong and I’m now getting mushrooms ! I’m sure if I had put them in the logs when I first got them, watered the logs at least once a week. I have no doubt I’d have a ton of shrooms. No doubt I will be ordering more from here again, they work!!!!

Opened the pack up and all the plugs were moldy, this can happen but I’ve tried looking for a way to contact for a replacement but I can’t find a way to contact

I cut some four foot long, six inch around longs from oak tree tops after we logged our woods. I build a long cabin type shape with them and drilled them to put the plugs in. One year later I am harvesting Shiitakes. Love these mushrooms and the success I’ve had growing the mushrooms.

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My granny used to take the older cousins out into the countryside of the Midwest looking for edibles. Edible mushrooms were always high on the list of desirables. I have bought several grow your own mushroom kits, and they usually work, but don't produce the bounty promised.I spent the better part of two days drilling, plugging, and pounding in these spawn plugs into eight different logs around my property. My land gets a lot of rain, and the logs were all in the shade. It gets quite warm for the spring, summer, and fall where I am.So, putting the plugs in after the last cold day in March led me to believe that I would see something, anything by the first part of fall.Sad to say, but I don't think that these will produce any viable fungi whatsoever.I had high hopes based on the other reviews.Should one or more of the logs fruit later, I promise to revise my review.

You could see the spores on them. Product was good quality...

We did this kit, using two two-foot oak logs, recently cut; we drilled with 5/16" bit, hammered in these towels, melted some beeswax in a thrift-shop-sourced slow-cooker and a paint-brush, and then put the log off the ground a good bit, about four feet, to keep soil contaminants (fungus) from populating our new mushroom garden. I will post an update to this in about six to twelve months! But I wanted you to know how easy this was, and how excited my family is to be gardening again and in such an uncommon way (mushrooms!) - so we are going to try some other mushroom spore kits soon too.