How To Grow Magic Mushrooms

Ganjaglutin

Ganjaglutin

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Haven't Kept Count. I've Ingested Strains That I Dont Know The Name Of. Strains Friends Have Had. Strains People Have Gave Me To Print. Spores People Have Gave Me To Grow. And Strains I Have Bought To Grow.
 
LiEBE420

LiEBE420

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yup yup fun stuff i wish i knew more about them. i've only tried them twice and the first time i took a half eighth and it wasn't enough but the second time i took an eighth and it was fun.
 
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ebizartistry

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I am a reasonably new member but found this thread on the growing of magic mushrooms doable. I am a amature mycologist and have grown a number of varieties with great success. I would recommend that if you want a easier to grasp method you visit the shroomary or mushroomvisions.com. Find the "grow" ads and check it out. Also look for links on the site for solid dealers of mushroom spores at a reasonable price! Good job on this thread.
 
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strictlyrude

Active Member
I've been using this method for a while. I actually just made 10 cakes last night, but my ratio's are slightly different, but always come out to the perfect amount to fill the jars. I use a 2:1:1 ratio in cups of vermiculite:water:brown rice flour. I also mix the verm and water thoroughly before adding the brown rice flower, it makes the mixing time considerably less and the consistency fluffier, quicker. but overall great tek. this is a very simple guide to use. I too use sporeworks for spores. theyre great and shipping is quick. also they have quite the selection, and the grab bag is a killer deal.

take it easy
 
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ebizartistry

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Magic Mushroom Grow Kit with Instructions vs. Instructions Alone.​




As one might discover while doing a Google search, that there are many ways to grow magic mushrooms, even though many of them incorporate similar techniques. Because of all of the different and somewhat conflicting information out there, people are becoming more and more apt to grow mushrooms from a kit. There are those who proclaim this to be the lazy man's way, and maybe it is, but it may also be the smart man's way too. Nevertheless, if this is your first time growing these little creatures you'll find that it is a bit more complicated than growing grass, but learning from a kit increases your odds of success by 100%. Kits are expensive however and if you order one you will realize that it is nothing more than a collection of items easily found around the house. What is most important is the “how-to-instructions” that usually come with a kit. Why not save your hard earned dollar and just get the instructions? Because most of us are way too lazy.


One of the best things about learning from kit instructions is that you have all of your resources right there in your own home. The growing of mushrooms require many different items (some of which you have to purchase) and most you can find around the house. Growing from a kit helps you sort through all of this in the most cost effective way possible if you want everything in a box quickly. I ran into a slow delivery problem when I ordered my first “dome” kit. It took almost three weeks to arrive, and when it did, some items were missing.


Once you purchase your kit, you will receive wonderfully detailed instructions that will take you by the hand through the entire growing process, step by step. As a beginner you will actually "learn" the process so that you can repeat your success time after time, using many of the materials that you have already purchased. You'll find that these techniques work well for most grain loving edible mushrooms, providing you with an abundance month after month. So you see, learning the technique is the most important thing. You can get the equipment and supplies from your kitchen, usually.




I spent hour after hour on the computer trying to learn how to grow my own, and was left with my head spinning over all of the different information and products. There were people trying to tell me that I needed to buy their hoods, incubators, domes, growing bags and chambers, and the list goes on and on. It is completely worth it to spend a little money and buy yourself a good “how-to” instruction manual, video, books etc. And you'll be saving money too with more success and fewer failures.


Resource: Are you interested in learning about how to grow magic mushrooms? Mushroomvisions.com is a good start. Amatuer mycologist ~Purple Thumb
 
Ganjaglutin

Ganjaglutin

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Isn't Advertising Or Promoting A Store Against The Rules? I Mean We're All Breaking The Law Here (< No Im Not...) But I'm Just Wondering...
 
hailstorm

hailstorm

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Great thread. This is the method that I use and I must say that it is easy if you are willing to do the work. All of these ingredients are extremely easy to find you just have to be patient and wait for your jars to colonize.

GROW YOUR OWN MUSHIES! IT IS SO EASY AND FUN!
 
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