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Buy Magic Mushroom Grow Kit B by Mondo® Years of planning and testing have resulted in the next generation of Mondo® B Magic Mushroom grow kits. The Mondo® Grow Kit B has become better than it ever was. Compared to the first generation of Psilocybe cubensis Mondo® B Grow Kit, the next generation is improved with: Larger yields, more mushrooms More flushes* Better resistance against contaminations Different, but easier instructions *some strains produce more flushes than others. The first three flushes are the largest. How to store your mushroom grow kit correctly It is recommended to start the cultivation process right away. If you decide to start growing later, you may store the grow kit in the refrigerator (2°C to 8°C) for 2 weeks. First, wrap the grow kit in a plastic shopping bag and close it well. Contents of the B Psilocybe Cubensis Magic Mushroom kit 1x grow box – This contains substrate with active mycelium (the cake) of the B cubensis strain 1x grow bag – The bag has a micron filter to keep contaminants out 1x paperclip – For closing the grow bag. You need Misting Bottle – Misting is needed for the humidity level Potable water – For misting and soaking Clean environment – Work clean to give other fungi and bacteria (microorganisms) no chance to contaminate. We recommend using Surgical gloves Facemask Disinfectant for hands Disinfectant for surfaces Soaking Bag Thermometer Thermo mat (when room temperature drops below 18°C) How to prepare the room and yourself before you begin Close any open windows. Wind or draft may bring microorganisms that can contaminate the Psilocybe cubensis ‘B ’ Magic Mushroom grow kit. When taking out the grow box with the cake from the carton box, put it on a disinfected surface. If this surface would not be clean, microorganisms may attach to the grow box and will flourish inside the Psilocybe cubensis ‘B ’ Magic Mushroom grow kit and will contaminate the grow box. Make sure you work with clean hands and arms. We recommend using surgical gloves or a good disinfectant when handling the kit. You should use a facemask to avoid breathing into the grow bag and on the cake. Starting the process Fill the box with fresh, potable water. Close the grow box well and let it soak for 12 hours. After 12 hours, pour the surplus of water out of the grow box. Place the grow box inside the grow bag. The open end of the bag should point upwards. Remove the lid from the grow box. Rinse the lid and store it in the carton box. Fold the open end of grow bag twice; do not cover the micron filter. Place the paperclip on the fold, so the bag stays closed. Now the Psilocybe cubensis ‘B ’ Magic Mushroom grow kit is ready to grow. Place the Psilocybe cubensis ‘B ’ Magic Mushroom grow kit inside the carton box, on top of the Ziploc with lid. instructions for the Mondo® B magic mushroom grow kit. Temperature The ideal temperature is 24°C. Do not have the temperature drop under 18°C and not exceed 29°C. To keep the temperature from dropping under 18°C, you can use a Thermo Heatingmat to maintain the ideal temperature. A thermal mat is a must-have in the winter or colder regions of the world. Light The Psilocybe cubensis Mondo® B Magic Mushroom Grow Kit only needs light for the mycelium to ‘understand’ it has reached the surface. Only then, mushrooms will grow. A few hours of fluorescent/artificial light or indirect sunlight a day is more than enough. Direct sunlight kills the mycelium, so avoid the sun shining directly on the grow kit. Water / Misting The day after you start the process you begin with misting. Open the grow bag by removing the paperclip. Do not spray directly on the cake but spray one time against every side of the bag. So you mist once a day, four sprays. Misting also vents fresh oxygen inside the bag. Right after misting, close the bag again with the paperclip. Mushrooms If the conditions are optimal, you can expect the first small mushrooms (the pins) to appear between 5 and 16 days. This also depends on the strain. Some cubensis strains grow slower than others. Flushes The mushrooms come up in groups. This can be a small or large group. That depends on the strain. A growth like this is called a flush. Mushrooms are almost never ripe at the same time. You can get more than one flush out of a kit. The first two flushes are the largest. When more flushes come, they will be smaller than the previous one. Picking Mushrooms are ripe and should be picked when the veil between the hat and the stem has just torn. Don’t wait much longer. Use surgical gloves or disinfect your hands, wrists, and arms. Pick the mushrooms that are ripe and let the others continue to grow. Remove the mushrooms from the cake by taking hold of the base of the mushroom between the thumb and index finger. Rotating your hand clockwise slowly, until the mushroom lets go. Do not pull out the mushrooms. This would risk damaging the mycelium and killing it. When most of the larger mushrooms have been picked, also pick the smaller ones and the pins as well. Mushrooms that grow from the sides Mushrooms grow where the light reaches and where there is little penetrating resistance. Because the cake has light shining on the sides, the mushrooms might also grow there. It is hard to counter this and can be allowed. Some growers wrap the sides of the grow box in aluminum foil to keep the sides dark, but this doesn’t always work well. When mushrooms grow there, they can be picked just before you soak the kit: Clean hands! Take the grow box out of the bag and place it upside down on your other hand. Wiggle the plastic box so that the cake will fall out, onto your hand. The plastic box can be placed on a disinfectant surface. Now you have this hand free to pick the mushrooms from the sides of the cake. When all mushrooms are picked, you can place the cake back as it was, in the plastic box and continue to the soaking process. Soaking After all the mushrooms have been picked, you prepare the kit for the next flush. Again, with disinfected hands or gloves; take the grow box out of the grow bag. Fill the box with fresh, potable water. Take the lid out of the Ziploc bag and use it to close the grow box. Place the closed grow box in a soaking Bag or use your own clean plastic shopping bag and wrap it around the box. Close it well and place this in a refrigerator (2°C to 8°C) for 12 hours. This is called the soaking process. Water will now soak through the cake, preparing it for the next flush. During the soaking, you can hang the grow bag with a micron filter upside down to dry. Make sure to hang it upside down, so no microorganisms will access the bag. Many growers prefer to use new and unused grow bags after every flush. After 12 hours take the soaking Bag with the grow box, out from the fridge and unpack it. Next Flush To continue, follow the same steps 3 – 7 as before when you started the process for the first time. Several days later, a new flush will appear. You can get at least 2 or 3 flushes out of a Psilocybe cubensis ‘B ’ Magic mushroom grow kit. If you are experienced in cultivating, you can get more flushes out of a kit. The end When no more mushrooms grow out of a grow kit after the second flush for at least three weeks, or when the Psilocybe cubensis ‘B ’ Magic Mushroom grow kit turns green, red, grey, or yellow; the grow kit can be disposed of. The change in color is a sign that the grow kit is contaminated with another fungus or bacteria. No more mushrooms will grow out of the Psilocybe cubensis ‘B ’ Magic mushroom grow kit and the grow kit should be thrown away in the garbage outside. Spores When you are too late picking the mushrooms, they will drop their spores. The cake and the mushrooms will turn black/purple (some other cubensis strains red/brown) because of the spores. This is not really a problem; it just doesn’t look very pretty. When mushrooms release their spores, they also start to degrade, and the active ingredients are breaking down. Mushrooms will lose some of their potency. Be sensible Check out the responsible use page for more information on do’s and don’ts. This kit is meant for small-scale home use only.
