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Why You'll Love It

Moisture-Retentive for Even Growth Whole oats retain moisture effectively, promoting consistent colonization and long-lasting hydration for sustained mycelial development. 

Nutrient-Dense Substrate Packed with complex carbs, fiber, and protein, whole oats deliver slow-release nutrients ideal for strong mycelial expansion and multiple flushes. 

Sterile & Easy Inoculation Pre-sterilized and ready to use with a self-healing injection port, these bags make inoculation simple and reduce contamination risks. 

Contamination-Proof Design The 0.2-micron filter patch provides essential gas exchange while keeping harmful contaminants out, supporting healthy mycelial growth. 

Sized for Every Grower Offered in 3 lb and 5 lb sizes, these grain bags are perfect for cultivators managing everything from small home projects to larger operations. 

Instructions

- Creating Grain Spawn - View Here

- Step-By-Step Video Instructions - View Here

Safety Information

To ensure the substrate remains uncontaminated, use clean, sterile tools and environments during handling. 

Follow detailed cultivation instructions specific to the mushroom species you are growing for optimal results.

Product FAQs

Q: Is this sterile whole oats grain safe for mushroom cultivation?
A: Yes, our sterile whole oats grain is certified organic and non-GMO, free from synthetic pesticides and chemicals, providing a safe, natural environment for your mushrooms.

Q: What are the benefits of using Mycelium Sterile Whole Oats Grain for mushroom cultivation?
A: Whole oats provide more inoculation points and retain moisture, promoting faster mycelium spread and healthy mushroom growth.

Q: How does Mycelium support sustainability and the environment?
A: At Mycelium, we prioritize sustainability by using eco-friendly farming methods, supporting local agriculture, and promoting habitat preservation. Our natural, non-GMO products contribute to a healthier ecosystem and biodiversity.

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