évolution du mycélium lors de l'incubation

ORGANIC Sterilized Substrates

Usable in Organic Farming: Certified by Certisys (BE-BIO-01), guaranteeing superior organic quality.
Optimal Productivity: Composition designed to provide a perfect substrate for lignicolous mushrooms, ensuring maximum yield.
Guaranteed Sterility: Bags sterilized in the laboratory and sealed for use without risk of contamination.
Ease of Inoculation : Usable with our myceliums on grain spawn.

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Produce your wood-growing mushrooms with our sterilized substrate bags, whenever you want.

Usable in Organic Farming. Our "Optimal" substrate is made of wood sawdust (without glues or treatments) and cereal residues of organic origin. We are controlled and certified by Certisys (BE-BIO-01).

Productivity. We have studied the composition of the different ingredients to provide the mycelium with an optimal substrate in terms of carbon/nitrogen ratio, sugars, and minerals. Made from a base of beech sawdust, this substrate is suitable for wood-decomposing mushrooms: oyster mushrooms, eryngis, namekos, lion's manes, reishi, as well as shiitakes which are generally more demanding in terms of substrate.

Storage: The bags can be stored for 3 to 4 weeks in a cool and clean room. However, for best results, we recommend using them quickly after receipt.

Contents: approx. 5.2 kg of substrate included in a microfilter bag (Unicorn XLS-A)

To inoculate them, we recommend using our grain spawn.

They are sterilized and then sealed in the laboratory to guarantee sterility during transport. They can be stored for several weeks before use, but for safety, we advise using them sooner.

Usage

We advise opening the bags and working in the cleanest possible environment, preferably with a laminar flow hood, glove box, or with a flame torch.

Clean the outside of the bag, especially where you will open it at the top, with 70% alcohol or 10% bleach.
Clean a sharp blade, and if possible, heat it with a flame first. Using this, open the bag just below the seal.
Inoculate with 5 to 10% of grain spawn. That is 250 to 500 g of grain spawn per bag. If your sterility conditions are good, you can try reducing the percentage of mycelium.
Reseal the bag using a sealer, clips, or adhesive tape. Leave as much air as possible inside the bag and ensure the filter remains clear.
Mix the substrate to distribute the grains throughout the substrate.
Place the bag in incubation at a temperature of 20-24°C.

Note: Opening the bag in a non-sterile environment is more likely to cause contamination.

If your inoculation area is not sterile, we recommend another method: simply pour between 250 and 500 g of grain spawn on the surface of the substrate and close the bag without mixing. This way, if any bacteria or molds happen to enter the bags, they will be in direct competition with the grain spawn which has the advantage of greater vigor. The incubation time will be a bit longer, but you will significantly reduce the risk of contamination.

Transport

Due to the volume and weight of the substrates, we can only put 4 bales per package: it is therefore preferable to choose a multiple of 4. It may happen that our site does not correctly calculate the appropriate number of packages if you order a large number of bags or several products at once. In this case, we reserve the right to reduce product quantities or increase the necessary shipping costs.

We can also ship up to 80 bales per pallet. Shipping costs vary depending on the destination. Transport can be handled by you or by us.

Note:

During transport, condensation may appear on the plastics, which is related to temperature variations. This is not problematic in itself.
All warranty claims must be submitted with the bags still sealed within 10 days of receipt. Claims are made by email with detailed photos of the problem.

Organic Certification

All our products are guaranteed BE-BIO-01 by Certisys Belgium.

Meets expectations

Worked really well with reishi in grain-to-grain transfer

Very satisfied, great site

Reviews in Other Languages

Super practical

It worked really well. Since I don't work in a lab, I tried the technique of opening the bag from the top, pouring in the mycelium, and not mixing the bag for 10 days so that contaminants arriving on the surface are directly "eaten" by the mycelium. After 10 days, I mix the bag to distribute the mycelium. I had zero contamination and amazing harvests. Thank you