Dry Mushroom Substrate Mix 12 pound DIY Kit
$24.49
Microwave Mushroom Magic: Perfect Substrate, Every Time.
You get sterile mushroom substrate that’s hydrated to perfect field capacity.
Get ready for better yields and an easier way to grow.
Includes:
- 2 - coco coir, vermiculite, calcium dry mix substrate bag kits. Equivalent to 12 lbs at field capacity hydration.
- 2 re-useable 8" X 5" X 20", 0.2 Micron Filter, 3 Mil Polypropylene mushroom cultivation bags.
- 2 nutrient / calcium supplements
- Instructions on hydrating and microwave sterilizing your mushroom media.
- Fast Free USPS Shipping!
**Microwave required
See the Benefits:
- Infinite shelf life.
- Get more bulk substrate casing mix for the price.
- Self contained. Mix your grain spawn in the bag then pour into your pans.
- Provides a clean and consistent substrate on demand.
- No longer paying to ship water.
Our DIY microwave bulk substrate casing mix delivers contaminant free spawn beds that mushrooms thrive in.
Shipping Details:
Avg delivery time 3-7 days
Orders usually ship within 1 business day in discrete plain packaging from “Mluv Educational”.
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Bulk Substrate Casing Mix Kit FAQ
Do I need a bucket?
Nope! Our dry mushroom substrate kit is self contained. You achieve sterile substrate right in the bag by adding water, the supplied calcium supplement, and microwaving. Made hot and fresh the way ma used to.

How long does it take to make your kit?
Expect a 5-6 hour process, consisting primarily of cooldown. The substrate must be at room temperature after sterilization before it’s ready.
Can this kit be used as a substrate for spawn beds or as a simple casing?
Yes
Why Add Calcium to my substrate or casing layer?
pH Buffering:
Many casing layer materials, like peat moss, are naturally acidic. Adding calcium carbonate (like agricultural lime) helps to raise and stabilize the pH of the casing layer. This is important because:
Optimal pH levels are crucial for mushroom fruiting.
It helps to suppress the growth of unwanted molds and bacteria that prefer acidic environments.
Structural Support:
Calcium can also contribute to the structural integrity of the casing layer.
Nutrient availability:
While the casing layer is not the primary food source, the pH buffering provided by the calcium, helps to make other nutrients more available.
Adding calcium to a casing layer is primarily about creating a more favorable and stable environment for mushroom fruiting.
What is a spawn bed?
A spawn bed is created by combining mushroom spawn (grain) with a nutrient-rich substrate. This mixture is then spread out evenly in a pan or tub. The mushroom colonizes the contents of the spawn bed then fruits.







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