évolution du mycélium lors de l'incubation

ORGANIC Sterilized Substrates

Usable in Organic Agriculture: Certified by Certisys (BE-BIO-01), guaranteeing superior organic quality.
Optimal Productivity: Composition designed to provide a perfect substrate for woody mushrooms, ensuring maximum yield.
Guaranteed Sterility: Bags sterilized in the laboratory and sealed for use without risk of contamination.
Long Shelf Life: Substrates can be stored for several weeks before use, offering flexibility of use.
Ease of Inoculation : Can be used with our mycelia on mycelium on grains .

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

Suitable for Organic Farming. Our "Optimal" substrate is composed of untreated wood chips and organic grain residues. We are inspected and certified by Certisys (BE-BIO-01).

Productivity. We have studied the composition of various ingredients to provide the mycelium with an optimal substrate in terms of the carbon/nitrogen ratio, sugars, and minerals. Composed of a base of beech wood chips, this substrate is suitable for wood-decomposing mushrooms like oyster mushrooms, eryngii, nameko, lion's mane, reishi, as well as shiitake, which are generally more demanding in terms of substrate.

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

To inoculate, we recommend using our grain mycelium.

The bags are sterilized and then sealed in a laboratory to ensure sterility during transport. They can be stored for several weeks before use; however, for safety, we recommend using them as soon as possible.

Usage

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

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. Use it to open the bag just below the seal.
Inoculate (seed) with 5 to 10% of grain mycelium. This is 250 to 500 grams of grain mycelium per bag. If your sterility conditions are good, you can try reducing the percentage of mycelium.
Seal the bag using a heat sealer, clips, or adhesive tape. Leave as much air inside the bag as possible 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 increases the risk of contamination.

If your inoculation space is not sterile, we recommend another method: simply pour between 250 and 500 grams of grain mycelium on the surface of the substrate and close the bag without mixing. This way, if any bacteria or molds unfortunately enter the bags, they will compete directly with the grain mycelium, which will have the advantage of being more vigorous. The incubation period will be slightly longer, but you will significantly reduce the risk of contamination.

Transport

Due to the volume and weight of the substrates, we can only fit 4 blocks per package: it is therefore preferable to choose a multiple of 4. It may happen that our site does not calculate the correct number of packages needed if you order a large number of bags or several products at the same time. In this case, we reserve the right to reduce the quantity of products or increase the necessary shipping costs.

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

Note:

Condensation may appear on the plastic during transport due 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 via email with detailed photos of the issue.

Organic Certification

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

Super pratique

Ca a super bien fonctionné. Vu que je ne travaille pas dans un labo, j'ai essayé la technique d'ouvrir le sac au dessus, verser le mycélium et ne pas mélanger le sac avant 10 jours pour que les contaminants qui arrivent en surface soient directement "mangé" par le mycélium. Après 10 jours je mélange le sac pour répartir le mycélium. J'ai eu zéro contaminations et des récoltes de fou. Merci