Description
Mexican Magic mushrooms grow kit GetMagic
The cap of the Mexican Magic mushrooms grow kit GetMagic to big, light brown in color, and has a slightly curved stem. It has a strong mushroom flavor and is well-known for its hallucinogenic effects.
The Mexican mushroom is utilized in spiritual and religious events in traditional Mexican culture to connect with the divine and seek direction and insight.
The Mexican mushroom is now commonly farmed and enjoyed by mushroom aficionados all over the globe because to its distinct effects and simplicity of cultivation. It is a popular option for both expert and inexperienced mushroom producers.
Please read on for additional information on: storage, directions, do’s and don’ts, picking and harvesting, and soaking.
ccessful and produce large yields of potent mushrooms.
How do I store the Mexican Magic mushrooms grow kit GetMagic?
Do not store your grow kit longer than 2-3 weeks
We suggest that you begin growing your mushroom grow kit immediately away. If you wish to grow later, do not keep your grow kit for more than 2-3 weeks after it was manufactured.
Keep in a cool location.
Always keep the mushroom growing kit in the fridge (2°C to 4°C). The manufacture date and the two digits of the week number are printed on the cardboard box.
Keep contamination to a minimum.
Make sure your refrigerator is clean and clear of germs, yeasts, and other contaminants. To be safe, place the culture kit in a clean plastic bag and carefully seal it.
Instructions
- 1
Wash your hands thoroughly and clean the outside of the growkit with a dry cloth. Remove the lid and save it for step 2 - 2
Fill the growkit to the edge with lukewarm water (20°C), put the lid back on the growkit and let it soak for 5 minutes.Important: never soak the growkit for more than 1 hour! - 3
Remove the lid from the growkit and drain the water well. Let the growkit drain for 10 seconds. - 4
Place the growkit in the growbag and fill the growbag with a cup (200-250ml) of lukewarm water (20°C). Then fold the top of the bag and close it with 2 paperclips. - 5
Place the growkit in a place with 20-25°C average room temperature. Make sure that the growkit is not in direct sunlight, not under a lamp and not near a radiator/heat source.
Important: the bag must remain closed until the first pinheads form. Until then the CO2 content and humidity inside the bag should be as high as possible. - 6
When the first pinheads* are visible, let some fresh air into the growbag on a daily basis (for a few minutes) and then moisten the growkit with a misting bottle.
*Pinheads are the first visible forms of tiny mushroom caps. It can take 10 to 20 days for the first pinheads to be visible. - 7
The mushrooms can be harvested just before the membranes on the bottom of the cap open up. While harvesting gently grasp the stem and turn it left/right. When the mushroom becomes loose, pull it out as carefully as possible.
Important: the mushroom must be completely removed so that there is room for a new one. - 8
Congratulations, the harvest is complete. It is now possible to grow a new flush of mushrooms by repeating steps 1 to 7 again.
Read the following do’s and dont’s for a successful grow.
Despite the fact that mushroom grow kits are easy to use and generally risk-free, we have outlined the most important aspects for you. Only a few examples include temperature, light, humidity, the first mushrooms, and the growth cycle.
The ideal temperature for mushroom growth is 24°C. The temperature should not fall below 20°C or increase over 29°C. You may use a Thermo Heatingmat to keep the temperature above 20°C. A thermo mat is essential in the winter or in colder parts of the world.
Light
Light is all that is required for the mycelium in the magic mushroom kit to ‘understand’ that it has reached the surface. Then and only then will mushrooms emerge. Each day, a few hours of fluorescent/artificial light or indirect sunlight is adequate. Because direct sunlight damages mycelium, keep the grow kit away from the sun.
Humidity
The first pins emerge, and the misting starts. To open the grow bag, remove the paperclip. Spray once on each edge of the bag before spraying the cake.
As a result, you mist four times every day. Misting also enables fresh oxygen into the bag. After misting, quickly close the bag with a paperclip.
FAE is an abbreviation for frequent air exchange.
Maintain a firm grip on the grow bag until the first pins emerge; CO2 levels should be as high as possible to induce pinning. After pinning, unzip the bag 1-2 times each day to enable fresh air to enter. Open and shut the bag, forcing out the air and allowing new air to enter.
The original shrooms!
If the growth conditions are excellent, the first little mushrooms (pins) should appear between 10 and 20 days. The strain also has an impact on this. Some strains of Cubensis develop more slowly than others. It might take another week to reach maturity. A growth cycle might take up to 4-5 weeks.
Flushes
The mushrooms emerge in groups. A flush is a kind of growth similar to this. A kit could include more than one flush. The first two flushes have the biggest impact. There will be more flushes, each one smaller than the previous.
Picking and harvesting
When the veil between the hat and the stem is about to or has just ripped, pick the mushrooms. The mushrooms will lose their spores if you wait too long. Pick just the ripe mushrooms and let the rest to mature. The option is to remove all of the mushrooms and start again.
How to pick your mushrooms:
- Use surgical gloves or disinfect your hands, wrists and arms.
- Remove the mushrooms from the cake by taking hold of the base of the mushroom between thumb and index finger.
- Rotating your hand clockwise slowly, until the mushroom lets go.
Do not pull out the mushrooms. This would risk damaging the mycelium and killing it. When most of the larger mushrooms have been picked, also pick the smaller ones and the pins as well.
Mushrooms that grow from the sides
Mushrooms grow where the light reaches and where there is little penetrating resistance. Because the cake has light shining on the sides, the mushrooms might also grow there. You have a few options:
- Darken the sides of the kit by putting it in the cardboard box.
- Spray the top soil a bit to stimulate more growth on the top
- Do nothing and let them grow
Soaking
After all the mushrooms are harvested, you prepare the kit for the next flush. Disinfected your hands or use gloves; take the grow box out of the grow bag.
- Fill the container with lukewarm water (20°C)
- Take the lid use it to close the container.
- Let it soak for 5 – 20 minutes.
- Remove the lid, and drain the water
- Place the growkit in the growbag and fill the growbag with a cup (200-250ml) of lukewarm water (20°C)
This is known as the soaking process. Water will now be absorbed by the cake, preparing it for the next flush.
You may hang the grow bag with micronfilter upside down to dry while it is soaking. After each flush, many growers like to utilize fresh and unused grow bags.
Following that, flush
To proceed, repeat steps 2 through 7 as you did when you originally began the procedure. A fresh flush will occur a few days later. A grow kit can provide at least two flushes. The initial flush is often the largest.
The Conclusion
After the second flush, if no additional mushrooms grow out of your grow kit for at least 5-6 weeks, or if the grow kit becomes green, red, grey, or yellow, the grow kit may be discarded.
The color shift indicates that the grow kit has been infected with another fungus or bacterium. The mushroom grow kit will no longer produce mushrooms, and it should be discarded in the trash or in your yard.
Spores If you select the mushrooms too late, they will shed their spores. Because of the spores, the cake and mushrooms will become black/purple (some other cubensis strains may turn red/brown). This isn’t a big deal; it simply doesn’t look very nice.
When mushrooms release their spores, they begin to deteriorate and the active chemicals disintegrate. Mushrooms’ potency will be reduced.
Mexican Strain information
Origin: Unknown, possibly USA
Cap: 20-50 mm, Brow to Red (yellow) brown when the mushroom matures,
Stem: 40 -125 mm, medium ot large in size, bruises green blue when touched
Spores: Dark purple brown, 11.5–17 x 8–11 µm, subellipsoid, basidia 4-spored
Substrate: PF Tek and BRF, Rye grain, Straw and Dung
Be sensible
Check out the responsible use page for more information on do’s and don’ts.
