After you cut the mushroom, do they keep reproducing or do you have to buy more?
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Don't really know, since we just planted ours last fall so we don't have any yet, but my understanding is that they keep going on their own.
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I found it best to harvest all the mushrooms when mature. Otherwise they kept growing and became rubbery.
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It's a blend of 18 U.S. grown organic mushrooms...on Amazon, click on the product and then you can click on the various poses of their box and read for yourself what they say about it...it's all natural and grown on Host Defense's own farm...
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I purchased mine around mid october and its still going. It seems that there is still quite some in there. You just use it once a day.
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I do not know exactly and I do not know how they have counted the seeds, they are very tiny, but you get the results and each plant will produce at least 10,000 more seeds for future use or opportunity to give away as gift. By the way, you can not mess up the plating the seeds, they will grow like the wild ones without any care. I have just noticed (May 5th, 2015) they are coming back in the same area that I have planted last year. I hope, I have answered your question
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From their website: https://backtotheroots.com/faq/mushroom-kit#q11How long can I store the kit before I need to start growing it?The kit will stay fresh in the box for months before you have to start growing your mushrooms. Make sure you keep your kit in a relatively cool area/room that doesn't receive any direct sunlight (i.e., closet, bedroom). After you open it, however, nature will start doing its thing and you'll have to start misting!
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The short answer is yes and you will even be able to find eggs over time. They typically only produce about as much or as fast as they die off so, in general, you will only have the same amount of worms as you started with or so the manual will say. My personal experience is that I have a growing colony of worms :).
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I couldn't tell you took mine a couple months to grow I have only had the mushrooms for a couple weeks
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You will get 5 however they may be raped of their seeds and cut into and others will be whole but dried differently by oven to kill the seeds and lose that sweet smell of HEAT they usually have from the sun drying, DEPENDS ON WHAT BATCH YOU GET. I managed to salvage 1 seed from the first batch I ordered which was sun dried and I'm growing my own plant/s which cropped out amazingly so far. To me I prefer un-raped sun-dried pods because I am a connoisseur of hot peppers and the sun drying tastes better. The seller is the only one so far I know of that is allowed to sell the Reaper but Hinterland sells an amazing Trinidad Moruga Scorpion if you don't mind a step down from 1st place in heat. The seller of this Reaper wants to please their customers and I believe they will be successful in their venture so I recommend it.
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Depends. If you cut it early enough, it'll grow enough for one more cutting. With my growing climate, I cut once at 7 days, then again at 10 days. I juice half of the first cutting, and refrigerate the rest to combine with the second cutting in a few days. The second growth is very little.
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I bought this for someone else and he said it worked very well. I am not sure about feeding one or several at a time.
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Ed, I'm not sure if this will help you are not. I am a avid successful morel mushroom hunter, and thought it would be a nice option to have some growing in my raised bed. I planted them last year; followed the package instructions to hold the planting for a. Of time. The soil was perfect, as were the conditions, however the mushrooms never grew. I wish I could be more helpful. Kelly
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Have no idea, has never happened to me. Have you tried asking the manufactorer? Are you making sure you do not damage the stalks as you place the clones into the insert? I'd be interested in knowing the answer from the makers, in case I run into this problem.
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I don't know, but mine grew mushrooms, the poisonous kind completely ruining all my veggies I planted. Also a ton of bugs came with mine. I will not buy this ever again. You do what you will.
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we kept ours in the kitchen.. the first batch took a bit longer because we discovered we did not soak it enough. The second batch only took less than a week. Honestly, we didnt eat them, I procrastinated and didn't pick them soon enough and they wilted. As soon as they grow you almost have to eat them.
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I'm on my 5th bag...you have to keep feeding. It DOES work. However, you may underestimate the initial problem. I realized there were not "just a few" - but an army! The feeding frenzy does slow down and then you just maintain it until it stops. I've slowed down quite a bit, but they are still eating. I'm beginning to wonder, however, if there is rodent sign somewhere that says "PARTY OVER AT THIS HOUSE!" - I guess I will eventually see.
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If you take some from your first batch and just freeze it in an ice cube tray you now have several batches of starter, and when you run out you can repeat the process up to 10 times/generations before it doesnt set up well. I only buy some starter about once a year and i eat yogurt almost every day. I have also found that time to set up increases as you get several generations into the process.