The Cause
Who We Donate to:
These organizations don't endorse our product and are not affiliated with our business, we simply donate to them.
Who We Donate to:
These organizations don't endorse our product and are not affiliated with our business, we simply donate to them.
The Bag
The “special sauce” of our mushroom grow bags: two pounds of our organic mushroom substrate—a blend of fully composted and aged manure, peat moss, vermiculite, coconut coir, gypsum, and coffee grounds.
Two pounds of organic golden rye grain—cleaned and soaked to provide the perfect amount of moisture for optimum mushroom growth.
Medically sterilized and sealed polypropylene bag custom designed for our mushroom grow bags.
Mushrooms need oxygen to grow—our .2 micron air filter maintains proper gas and oxygen exchange while keeping contaminants out.
Self-healing injection port prevents contamination.
The “special sauce” of our mushroom grow bags: two pounds of our certified Organic mushroom substrate—a blend of fully composted and aged manure, peat moss, vermiculite, coconut coir, gypsum, and coffee grounds.
Two pounds of Organic golden rye grain—cleaned and soaked to provide the perfect amount of moisture for optimum mushroom growth.
Medically sterilized and sealed polypropylene bag custom designed for our mushroom grow bags.
Mushrooms need oxygen to grow—our .2 micron air filter maintains proper gas and oxygen exchange while keeping contaminants out.
Self-healing injection port prevents contamination.
The “special sauce” of our mushroom grow bags: two pounds of our organic mushroom substrate—a blend of fully composted and aged manure, peat moss, vermiculite, coconut coir, gypsum, and coffee grounds.
Two pounds of organic golden rye grain—cleaned and soaked to provide the perfect amount of moisture for optimum mushroom growth.
Medically sterilized and sealed polypropylene bag custom designed for our mushroom grow bags.
Mushrooms need oxygen to grow—our .2 micron air filter maintains proper gas and oxygen exchange while keeping contaminants out.
Self-healing injection port prevents contamination.
The 3 Steps
Step 1
Inject your liquid culture or spores (sold separately) into your mushroom grow bag.
Step 2
Once the bag starts turning white (that stuff’s called “mycelium”), give it a shake to make sure the mycelium spreads throughout the whole bag.
Step 3
Once the bag turns completely white, your mycelium are ready to become mushrooms. Cut the bag open to give them some air and a little light (moisture helps too!).
Bon Appétit!
Your mushrooms should start sprouting in a week or two.
your mushroom grow bag
Free Replacements
If your Magic Bag doesn’t produce mushrooms, for any reason, we’ll replace your bag, free of charge. Simple as that.
Free Replacements
If your Magic Bag doesn’t produce mushrooms, for any reason, we’ll replace your bag, free of charge. Simple as that.
Expert Help
Our bags make it easy as pie to grow mushrooms, but if you need a little help, our in-house, professional mycologist is at your disposal to guide you with expert email support throughout your grow.
Our bags make it easy as pie to grow mushrooms, but if you need a little help, our in-house, professional mycologist is at your disposal to guide you with expert email support throughout your grow.
Expert Help
Liquid Culture & Spores
Liquid culture (commonly referred to as LC) and spores are the “seeds” of mushrooms. They are available in liquid form, in syringes, making them easy to inject into a Magic Bag. We recommend LC over spores, due to its faster growth and resilience against contamination. They are sold separately and can be purchased from a variety of online retailers. When you purchase a Magic Bag, your order confirmation email will include a list of trusted online liquid culture and spore retailers that we’ve partnered with.
Liquid Culture & Spores
Healing & Growth
Magic Bag urges customers to follow all their local laws regarding the cultivation of edible and medicinal mushrooms. Certain mushroom strains offer unique experiences. These experiences should be used as tools for healing and growth, and treated with the utmost respect and preparation. Integration therapists and guides should be utilized.
Our Production
The Magic Bag “offices” are located in a 4 bedroom family home in rural Northern California. Our mushroom grow bags are produced at our facility in rural Ohio. We are dedicated to an eco-friendly production process–we source our materials locally, choosing local Ohioan suppliers whenever possible. Our compost is always organic and free of pesticides and synthetics. Sterility is key in the field of mycology – we use top-of-the-line, commercial steam sterilizing autoclaves for a 2.5 hour sterilization period that ensures your Magic Bag is resilient to contamination
FAQ
We recommend using liquid culture (LC) in our mushroom grow bags instead of spores. Liquid culture is more resilient to contamination, grows faster, and the genetics can be isolated in a way that spores cannot. We recommend www.myyco.com for liquid culture. Use the code “magicbag” for 5% off your order.
Using the Magic Bag is simple. Here’s a quick video
Inject your liquid culture or spores into the mushroom grow bag. Keep it in a warm, dark environment with no light (between 72 and 78 degrees is ideal). Wait a few weeks. Once the bag starts turning white (that stuff’s called “mycelium”), give it a shake to make sure the mycelium spreads throughout the whole bag. Wait another few weeks. Once the bag turns completely white, your mycelium is ready to become mushrooms.
Cut the bag open to give it some air and a little light (a few mists of water from a spray bottle every few days helps too). Pin the top of the bag with the provided paper clip so it’s loosely closed with enough room for a little air to seep in.
Your Magic Bag should start producing mushrooms in another week or two. Pick them right before the cap separates from the stem. Your mushroom grow bag will keep producing mushrooms for another week or so (each crop of mushrooms is called a “flush” – your Magic Bag should produce 2 to 5 flushes). Once it’s done producing mushrooms, the insides of the bag can be composted and the plastic bag can be recycled in a designated soft plastics recycling bin.
If you have any other questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us at support@magicbag.co.