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@@monsieurphaque420 www.BoomingAcres.com there's a link in the description 😁😁

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@@edwardgrand it's super counter intuitive (like I mentioned!) but it's true when more thought beyond 'plastic is bad!' goes into the process. The weight of a dozen jars is a few hundred bags, and when transporting the fuel usage goes up pretty quickly, not to mention so, so many more bags can be shipped in the space thkse jars would take up. Then you've got mining to make the metal lids, the glass, the rubber, the paint, and the packaging for jars (which also come wrapped in plastic anyways!). Then on the front end, the point of the wasted energy when processing bags vs jars is super wasteful, for every pound of grain you're sterilizing you're also cooking a pound of glass, so 50% waste! I think last time I did some quick math you'd need to reuse a glass jar something like 13 times for it to be roughly as eco-friendly as using a bag, one time. It's very counter intuitive but the fact is, jars are a less friendly option compared to bags, and they're also harder to work with especially at scale!

@@BoomingAcres You should make a video about solar panels and electric cars next. LMFAO

@@edwardgrand I'm sure there's something there but I'll stick with the easy math stuff like this! 🤣

I use two puppy pads absorbent side up soaked in distilled water. Works just as good if not better and WAY easier clean up 👍🏽 and cheaper. Good growing

@@matthewwichtner2935 usually fruiting takes 1-2 weeks, some varieties can take longer and some are faster. What works for most varieties is having a light on a 12 on 12 off cycle nearby and dropping the ambient temperature to around 68-70 degrees. Doing this for 2 weeks usually gets a harvest out! If you need any help don't hesitate to reach out!

@@Ctothebg that's a smart move!!

@@Mike-to8hb yes that works great! Happy to hear that our products work so well for you, good luck with future projects, lions mane is super fun to grow! And eat!

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If using a heat mat we recommend putting the mat inside of a box with the bags inside the box with it. Do not put your bags directly on top of the mat, this will lead to just the bottom being warmed up and drying out the material in it.

We mention several times on our product listings that we do not include genetic material. We have a list of affiliates on our website that provide excellent genetics, that we have deals worked out with for our customers.

Yes, positive pressure scrubbed air is the way to go for a grow tent! If you're growing a large amount, a CO2 meter can help dial in how often you need to run your vent fan, and you can then schedule your FAE automatically with a simple timer set up based on your CO2 numbers, or you can get an AC Infinity CO2 outlet to do it according to the actual CO2 amounts in real time! I'd actually say a mask is more important than gloves! With gloves you might be touching things you might not need to touch, and unless you're mixing a tub you basically don't need to touch anything that you shouldn't touch. However with breathing unless you wear a mask your breath will get onto everything. If you're inoculating without a mask, as long as you work quickly and in a sterile manner you'll be fine, so long as you're not doing grain to grain and just doing syringe inoculations. Wet rot is actually going to be a prime indicator of your breathing causing issues, the bacteria that causes wet rot is abundant in our noses and mouths!

Correct, you need to be at least 50% colonized before you want to mix it to give the best chance to complete the process. That's great growth!

We recommend 2-4cc per bag but adding a full 10cc syringe will not harm anything :)

​@@BoomingAcresgotcha, thank you!

This is just a quick how to video showing the main steps of the product. We have a full guide with pictures on our website.

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Yes, for a large tub you'd use a 5lb grain bag and a 5lb substrate bag.

Same! Let's GOOO... The New Earth is Here!

We don't recommend spawning all in ones to a tote bin, it increases your chances of contamination and won't have any positive benefits over fruiting in the bag or as a cake.

You would never want to spawn a project that has already fruited to more substrate. You'll trap contaminants that landed on the surface during fruiting and harvesting in the mix and it'll likely contaminate. Best bet for going low tek is just to use grow bags, substrate, and unmodified tubs, it works great and requires little to no interaction! I would never recommend using Uncle Ben's personally but people have some success with them! Simple is definitely a great option!

Always happy to help with any issues people have with our products, especially when it's things like shipping issues!

That’s good too know!! I just ordered from booming acres because mushroom supplies customer service is the worst I’ve ever dealt with. Mainly because they never respond back!!

@@Ctothebg booming acres is great I ordered 4 bags from amazon and someone in my apartment must have taken my package and amazon wanted me to file a police report to get a refund or replacement but I reached out via email and they replaced all my bags and so far I have great mycelium growth. The owner is super cool and responds very fast. good luck with your bags!

These are grow bags for growing whatever type of manure/dung loving mushroom genetics you decide to use.

How to I grow psychedelic mushroom?

​@@BoomingAcres how to I grow psychedelic mushroom

We cover those topics in our more detailed guide on our website. These tutorial videos are made to be a quick introduction on the main steps to using these products.

honestly i think it is because it's not super crucial. these things will most likely just grow lol

@@goaltotroll4241he this dudes expecting someone to just hand him a instruction guide on a platter, that would be nice but do some research like everone else

Doing a break and shake too early can lead to slow growth afterwards, or it can lead to the project failing because the mycelium may be too weak to recover. It's best to be patient and let your grain colonize to at least 50% before mixing.

No, you should never remove the filter patch, that can lead to contamination.

Lmao 🤣 Dude you got a lot to learn with a question like that!! Good luck moving forward. Mush luck 🙏

@@Ctothebg Dude, like this was the first time I’ve ever grown from a bag. I am an old psychonaut. I am old and intelligent enough to ask a question from a credible source when unsure. There’s a video out there in which the grower does so. I’m still harvesting from the first block and fruiting a second which I decided to convert to tub. There are no stupid questions. Just stupid people.

You can let the mycelium go where it wants, it's not an issue. Once at least 50% of the bag is colonized, be it grain or substrate, you would mix your bag, which will then be able to fully colonize from there. Life does not break down into other life forms, bacillus would need to be introduced to the bag to be present, so as long as contamination was not introduced, it will not form. Just let nature do its thing, and once enough is colonized, mix thoroughly, then wait for the full colonization to complete.

@@BoomingAcres That's great to hear because everything looks good so far - Thank you so much for your reply, I really appreciate it!

It's best to just uncap the needle and insert it into the bag, a capped needle is sterile and by taking time to flame your needle you are adding an unnecessary step which may inadvertently lead to contamination.

Just normal Booming Acres things...

Genetic material for growing mushrooms is typically spores or liquid culture. We have a list on our website of affiliate vendors who sell genetic material.

Happy to hear about another success story!

Same on my second flush and they are bigger then the first

Ain't this the truth. My genetics exploded with growth.

That's what we aim for, from easy to advanced, making things easily accessible while still maintaining high quality and affordability!

@@Michael-lm6gl most mushrooms cultivated indoors can be eaten raw just fine! These were pioppino mushrooms!

When I was young, we would pick them, rinse them with canteen water, and eat them fresh. We only put them in a bag because they told us to. 🫠

@@davehanks7861 you can! Some varieties don't need the extra air, some do, so for these brief instructions we didn't include that option however on our website we detail fruiting methods that include modifying the bag and fruiting outside of the bag as well!

@@BoomingAcres thank you so much. It means a lot that you answer back in the comments. I had a feeling that it was just a brief rundown in the video. Still really good video. I really enjoy your guys's content.

​@@davehanks7861 thank you for the positivity! Always happy to help people with growing!

Not recommended, since you're adding something that isn't sterile to something that is sterile. Just like there's some contaminants that can survive alcohol, there are some that can survive peroxide, so it's best to just uncap your needles and use them straight away. As with a lot of things in life, they're fine until they're not. That's when the problems come up.

Happy to hear all of that! We'll have shirts available on the website very soon!

Happy to hear that our bags do better than Uncle Bens! Better results for sure!

@@BoomingAcres there is a lot more that can go "wrong" with Uncle Bens or any other method. The bags take any guesswork out. I turned my first 5 liquid culture syringes into 5 jars of culture so my only cost per grow now is the all in one bag.

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