Grow-at-Home Mushroom Garden • 2 Pack

by: Back to the Roots, LLC

Why we love it: Home grown goodness has never been so easy with these two Organic Gourmet Oyster Mushroom Growing Ki... read more >

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"Great product! did everything as promised!" - Sue Cameron

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About this product: Home grown goodness has never been so easy with these two Organic Gourmet Oyster Mushroom Growing Kits from Back to the Roots. Our kits enable you to quickly and easily grow up to a pound and a half of gourmet oyster mushrooms per kit. +More

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22 questions have been answered:

Question: Are your mushrooms organic? I saw that the "soil" is from organic materials, but what about the mushroom itself See Answer ▾
Ricky T. (Port Angeles, WA)

Question: does each kit produce one growth or can you get multiple growths out of it See Answer ▾
lyn (sacrameto)

Question: Any plans for other types of mushrooms? See Answer ▾
Jenn (Ellicott City, MD)

Question: The box says to mist 2 times per day, how many pumps of the mister should be used each time and should the mist be directed anywhere in particular on the block? See Answer ▾
Mike (Esbon, KS)

Question: On the box it says to scrape off the white outside layer of the block, does that mean to scrape off the white layer all the way down to the dark, woody material underneath the white layer on top of it or just remove a thin veneer of the white stuff off the very outside white layer? See Answer ▾
Mike (Esbon, KS)

Question: while the mushrooms grow, should the box be in a vertical or horizontal position? See Answer ▾
Steve Sutkowski (Silver Spring, MD)

Question: The box says "put it by a window", is that to make it warm, or for light? And how long before you start? See Answer ▾
Fil Enwrong (Ossipee, NH)

Question: Does it matter what water (softened, Well, City ) to use? See Answer ▾
dot (Arkansas)

Question: free catalog See Answer ▾
gloria bigler (wheelersburg, oh)

Question: how do you know when you can pick y our shrooms? See Answer ▾
trish (delray beach florida)

Question: Do you sell psylosiben kits? See Answer ▾
Gary cates (Inkom, Idaho)

Question: THERE'S A SMALL PACKET ON THE BOTTOM OF THE KIT WHAT'S IT FOR See Answer ▾
PAUL CAPRIULO (AKRON OHIO)

Question: Can you take the mushrooms out of the kit and grow them in your garden? See Answer ▾
Ally (Neenah, Wisconsin)

Question: how do I decide when the mushrooms a big enough to eat ? See Answer ▾
mitch (ny)

Question: do you have white button ball kits See Answer ▾
wilbur w brehio (charlestown, n.h.)

Question: Its winter here in the high desert. Should I go ahead and start them? Is a sun-room too bright? See Answer ▾
D. Coker (GARDNERVILLE, NV)

Question: There is not much sun in Michigan this time of year, is it best to wait until Spring ? See Answer ▾
Kelly (Grand Rapids, MI)

Question: I just received my kit as a Xmas present. I see from the questions below, talk about misting, I find no mention of it on my box, is it neccessary? See Answer ▾
Jamie (Aurora, IL)

Question: My kit of oyster mushrooms is starting to develop! Should I remove the platic flaps that semi cover the plants? I don't want to hamper the growth. It's amazing! See Answer ▾
Ruth (State College, PA)

Question: I can't identify what is growing in my mini garden: small clister of white tubes with brownish-black tops...not very appetizing at this point...what are they? See Answer ▾
Ruth (State College)

Question: how to tell when time to eat See Answer ▾
Claudia (NY)

Question: Can I harvest spores from the mushrooms I grow in the kit and start my own garden that is self sustaining. See Answer ▾
Matt (Cincinnati, Ohio)

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Locally Sourced ▸

Materials, ingredients, or products originating from local sources relatively close to where they’re manufactured and sold (approximately 200 miles).

Did you know?

Everyone has a different definition of what local—or even hyper local!—means. But most agree that in order to be considered local, food needs to be grown less than 200 miles of its destination.

Local food has inspired the term locavore, a person who only eats local food.

Local doesn’t mean organic or even sustainably grown, and there is no third party certifier of local food.

Locavores choose to eat local in order to cut down on carbon emissions from long-haul transportation and to support a local food shed, farmers, and small businesses.

Made with Recycled Materials ▸

Certifications

B Corporation ▸

Ingredients

Agricultural, plant-based organic waste products, oyster mushroom spawn (seed), and spray mister

Reviews

"Product working good.." — Claudia

Mushrooms growing, but was packed upside down..and so I didn't know they were coming in from the top..noticed it soon enough to turn around and so they are ok. LOL so don't anyone panic..just turn around.

"Fantabulous!" — Jen

Followed instructions, however, I decided to spray the water on instead of dropping teaspoon 2x a day. Worked great in just 2 days had baby mushrooms! Can't wait to eat them :)

"Tried 2 kits ..." — Barbara

Followed explicit instructions on 2 different mushroom kits and all I got was mold.

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About Back to the Roots, LLC

Back to the Roots was founded in 2009 by Alejandro Velez & Nikhil Arora. Recycled coffee grounds (diverted from landfills) act as soil to grow your own sustainable gourmet mushrooms.

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