Liquid mycelium

Liquid Mushroom: Your Way to Growing Mushrooms

Liquid mycelium is the key to effective mushroom farming. Our products are 100% legal in Poland and contain no psilocybin or psilocin. In our range you will find a syringe containing 12 ml of liquid cultures, which are agar tested and contain no contaminants. The kit also includes an injection needle.

Golden Teacher - Liquid Mycelium

Golden Teacher Mushroom Liquid Mycelium is a type of psilocybin magic mushroom that is known for its beautiful golden brown appearance and general popularity among mycological researchers. The iconic golden-brown broad caps and long and thin stems. This variety is known to grow in particularly large clusters in the wild.

Compared to other psilocybe cubensis mushroom varieties, the Golden Teacher has a larger stem size and is much more elegant and unique in appearance. In general, Golden Teacher mushrooms have caps that reach a diameter of around five centimetres at maturity.

Also, this variety does not fruit as quickly as other types of magic mushrooms. However, it grows very well even under less than ideal conditions in the wild.

All spores, liquid mycelium and growkits, growboxes of magic mushrooms sold by DrPsy.eu are intended for research use only.

How to use liquid mycelium?

There are several steps between having a liquid mushroom culture and harvesting a crop of edible mushrooms. The first step in growing mushrooms using liquid mycelium is to colonise it on grains. Wheat grains are best suited to this process. The grain must be soaked, cooked and dried before use.

Sterilisation of bags or jars of grain is essential for safe use. After sterilisation, the next step is to inoculate the liquid culture into the bag through the injection port. It is important to wait 3 to 10 days for signs of mycelial growth.

Breaking up and stirring the grain helps to speed up the final phase of colonisation. The whole bag or jar will be colonised between three and seven days after breaking up. Different types of fungi require different substrates, such as sawdust or straw.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the mycelium come from? Mycelium develops from fungal spores. These spores are spread by wind, animals or water and when they find the right conditions, they begin to grow into mycelium.