Description
Masters mix mushroom dry substrate- 50% hardwood pellets, 50% soy hull pellets, and gypsum
They come mixed together; let us know if you want them separately by leaving a note during checkout.
The product needs to be sterilized and is excellent for wood-loving mushrooms except Turkey Tail and Shiitake, which require 80% sawdust and 20% bran substrate.
Your substrate includes:
- Your choice of 5Kg, 10Kg or 15KG
- 50%Â clean, reputable hardwood pellets
- 50% Soy hulls (High quality pressurized pellets)
- A pinch of Gypsum (Calcium Sulfate) as a buffering mineral and reduced compaction
GENERAL SUBSTRATE DESCRIPTION
This premium mix with high nutrition gives you quick mushroom growth.
The soy hull contributes to quick and high yields due to its nutrient-rich content (Fiber and protein). Additionally, it encourages a larger-than-average first flush, allowing for a quick turnover.
Credit: Substrate blend Pioneered by TR Davis of Earth Angel Mushrooms.
SUBSTRATE PREFERENCE
This substrate is commonly used for wood-loving species. We recommend them for the following:
RATIOS
Add 1450ml of water for each 1 kg of dry Masters Mix substrate. This will get it to field capacity.
Check out our Mushroom Substrates for more information.
Shipping Cost – The product is shipped via Australia Post using Express Post service for $10. If multiple items are in the cart with varying shipping costs, only the highest shipping cost for a product in the cart will be charged.
Handling time- This product has 0 days handling time and is shipped the same day if ordered before 12 pm. However, it’s important to note that if other items are in your cart, the handling time may vary based on the handling time associated with those additional items. Handling time is not guaranteed during the busy holiday period.
Shipping time- Australia Post guarantees express post is delivered the next day in metro regions of Capital cities, but give it anywhere from 1-3 days for this package to reach you. Shipping times are not guaranteed during the busy holiday period.