Lions Mane Mushroom Liquid Mycelium Special Series 40 Cc

DescriptionOrigin : TR(Origin)HOW TO PRODUCE SPAWN/MYCEL WITH LIQUID MYCELIUMSTAGE ONE PRODUCTION OF F0 MYCELIUM1) 300 g of oats is put in the pot and enough water is added to cover it. It is placed on the stove and boiled for 45 minutes. At the end of boiling, we should have 450 g of oats.2) 450 g of oats is divided into 3 jars of 150 grams.3) Holes are made in the lids of the jars and the mouths of the jars are tightly closed with these lids with holes on them. A band-aid is attached to the punctured part. Our micelles will get the oxygen they need from this hole during the development stage.4) The jars are placed in the pressure cooker. It is placed on the stove after it is filled with water to a maximum of the half. It is sterilized for 45 minutes after the steam starts to come out.5) At the end of 45 minutes, after the steam of the pressure cooker is removed, the lid is opened and the jars are left to cool.6) After the jars have cooled down, the 5 ml liquid micellar you have purchased is divided into 3 jars.7) Jars are placed in a dark environment. Depending on the mushroom type, it will take approximately 1-1.5 months for the mycelium to complete its development, that is, to become white and usable.8) After 1-1.5 months, your F0 micelles, which have turned white, are now ready for use. With the F0 micelles you have, you can now produce your own micelles (F1).SECOND STAGE PRODUCTION OF F1 MYCELIUM1) You currently have 450 gr F0 micelles that you have produced.2) You can produce your own F1 mycelium by inoculating 50 g of F0 mycelium into 1 kg of oats, each sterilized as described above. If you want to use all your F0 micelles, you will need 9 kg of sterilized oats. This means 6 kg of dry oats.3) F1 mycelium production is also as described above. You will only use the F0 micelle that you have produced instead of liquid micelles.4) As a result, by taking 5 ml of the liquid mycelium, you will have obtained 9 kg of F1 micelle. F1 mycelium is the mycelium to be used for mushroom compost production. This means that you can produce approximately 900 kg of compost at a 3% micellar usage rate.