There is no need to immediately start fruiting your kit. On the side, on the seal, there is a recommended consumption date. During the time you do not activate the process, make sure to place the kit in a cool, ventilated place, away from sunlight. If you think it will take longer than recommended, you can put the kit in the refrigerator. Thus, the mushroom will enter a state of dormancy until you decide to use it.

Since it involves a living being, it’s difficult to guarantee a specific amount of mushrooms, as it depends on various factors such as humidity, temperature, and lighting. Under optimal conditions, you can obtain up to approximately 750 g of mushrooms.

There’s nothing wrong with it not being fully submerged, but you can put a weight on it to achieve that. This step is important for your mushrooms to grow. By submerging it in water, we trigger a survival attempt by the mushroom, which then begins to produce mushrooms. Its goal is to produce mushrooms so it can spread its spores and ensure its offspring.

The most appropriate place to put your kit is somewhere as cool and moist as possible in your house. Avoid placing the kit near heating or air conditioning. The optimal temperature is between 16 and 21°C. If the temperature is high, we recommend increasing the watering and also moistening the cardboard of the kit. By watering, you slightly decrease the temperature of the area. The optimal humidity level is 80 to 90%. In a house, it is difficult to reach this level of humidity, which is why it is necessary to spray the kit with water between two and four times a day. Remember to water more often if it is a dry period like summer or a geographically dry place. In this case, we recommend placing the kit on a tray and also moistening the cardboard of the kit and the tray. This will create the necessary humid microclimate for the mushrooms. It is necessary to keep the place slightly ventilated. The mushroom breathes and needs to cover its oxygen needs. To calculate the necessary lighting for your kit, it is enough that you can read the newspaper where the kit is located. Remember not to put it directly in the sun, as this would dry out the substrate and the mushroom would die.

Soak the mycelium block in water again for a day. Make sure that the location where you place it meets the environmental needs necessary for mushroom development. Remember, it needs light, ventilation, watering, and not too high a temperature.

The time to cut the mushrooms is a decision you’ll have to make yourself. We recommend cutting them when they are not too big, as their taste and texture will be altered if they become too large. The ideal time to cut the mushrooms is just before they curve their caps upwards and begin to release their spores. If you see a white dust around your kit (spores), cut them quickly. To cut them, you have two options. The first is to cut the mushrooms with a knife as they reach the desired size. And the second option, the one we recommend, is to grab the whole clump of mushrooms with your hands and apply a little twist until the whole clump detaches from the substrate. Make sure to remove all remaining mushroom debris that sticks to the substrate before setting it to fruit for the second harvest.

It’s best to cut and eat them as soon as possible, as they will be much fresher and tastier than if they are kept for too long. However, if you do not eat them quickly, we recommend putting them in the refrigerator to halt their growth. This way, the mushrooms will last for about 7 days.

After you’ve harvested your first set of mushrooms, you need to wait a few days (about 10) before soaking the substrate again and continuing the process. During the waiting days, continue to water to prevent it from drying out too much. We recommend doing two harvests from the front of the bag and the subsequent ones from the back. For this, you need to turn the bag around and make a cut just like at the beginning. It’s normal to get up to three harvests, which decrease in quantity.

It’s likely it is due to insufficient watering. Make sure to keep the substrate consistently moist and water it with an adequate amount of water. If you’re in a very dry area with high temperatures, increase the frequency of watering.

It should increase by 4 to 5 times its size, so you’ll notice that it is completely soft and easily crumbles. Don’t be impatient; the process can take between 15 and 20 minutes.

The best place to put your pot is in an area with a temperature around 20ºC in your house where there is brightness without direct sunlight. Avoid placing the pot near heating or air conditioning.

You can grow these plants indoors or outdoors. Make sure to cultivate them in their ideal season so that the environmental parameters are appropriate.

It depends on the plant variety. In the cultivation sheets included in the kit, you can find the best time to cultivate each variety, although you can grow them indoors throughout the year.

It depends on the variety. In the cultivation sheets included in the kit, you can find the best harvest period for each variety.

Plants need space to fully develop; you should carefully separate each sprout and plant them about 10 cm apart from each other.

The pot is made from natural fibers, and mold growth is quite normal. However, if there is too much mold, it may indicate excess moisture. Reduce the frequency of watering slightly.

Simply insert the germination pot into the substrate of the pot where you plan to transplant it, or directly into the soil of your garden. Germination pots are 100% biodegradable and degrade in the soil, leaving space for the roots.

It’s likely it is due to insufficient watering. Make sure to keep the substrate consistently moist and water it with an adequate amount of water. If you’re in a very dry area with high temperatures, increase the frequency of watering.

The best place to put your pot is in an area with a temperature around 20ºC in your house where there is brightness without direct sunlight. Avoid placing the pot near heating or air conditioning.

You can grow these flowers indoors or outdoors. Make sure to cultivate them in their ideal season so that the environmental parameters are appropriate. The ideal temperature is 20ºC, and they require 6 hours of daily light to bloom.

The ideal sowing time is at the end of winter and in spring.

Plants need space to fully develop; you should carefully separate each sprout and plant them about 10 cm apart from each other.

To bloom, they need a minimum of 6 hours of sunlight daily and to be watered 1 or 2 times per week. If you have them indoors, ensure that the location receives these six hours of direct sunlight daily.

It’s likely it is due to insufficient watering. Make sure to keep the substrate consistently moist and water it with an adequate amount of water. If you’re in a very dry area with high temperatures, increase the frequency of watering.

It should increase by 4 to 5 times its size, so you’ll notice that it is completely soft and easily crumbles. Don’t be impatient; the process can take between 15 and 20 minutes.

The best place to put your pot is in an area with a temperature around 20ºC in your house where there is brightness without direct sunlight. Avoid placing the pot near heating or air conditioning.

You can grow these plants indoors or outdoors. Make sure to cultivate them in their ideal season so that the environmental parameters are appropriate.

It depends on the plant variety. Strawberries are sown at the end of summer or early autumn, basil is sown in mid-spring, and flowers are sown at the end of winter and in spring. They can all be grown indoors if the right conditions are met. Find more information in our care guide.

Plants need space to fully develop; you should carefully separate each sprout and plant them about 10 cm apart from each other.

The pot is made from natural fibers, and mold growth is quite normal. However, if there is too much mold, it may indicate excess moisture. Reduce the frequency of watering slightly.

Simply insert the germination pot into the substrate of the pot where you plan to transplant it, or directly into the soil of your garden. Germination pots are 100% biodegradable and degrade in the soil, leaving space for the roots.

It’s likely it is due to insufficient watering. Make sure to keep the substrate consistently moist and water it with an adequate amount of water. If you’re in a very dry area with high temperatures, increase the frequency of watering.

It should increase by 4 to 5 times its size, so you’ll notice that it is completely soft and easily crumbles. Don’t be impatient; the process can take between 15 and 20 minutes.

The best place to put your pot is in an area with a temperature around 20ºC in your house where there is brightness without direct sunlight. Avoid placing the pot near heating or air conditioning.

You can grow these plants indoors or outdoors. Make sure to cultivate them during their ideal season so that the environmental parameters are appropriate. You can find more information about the germination conditions of each variety in the kit instructions.

Plants need space to fully develop; you should carefully separate each sprout and plant them about 10 cm apart from each other.

The pot is made from natural fibers, and mold growth is quite normal. However, if there is too much mold, it may indicate excess moisture. Reduce the frequency of watering slightly.

Insert each cultivation bag into the soil of the final pot. Once in the soil, it will degrade quickly, leaving space for the roots.

It’s likely it is due to insufficient watering. Make sure to keep the substrate consistently moist and water it with an adequate amount of water. If you’re in a very dry area with high temperatures, increase the frequency of watering.

It should increase by 4 to 5 times its size, so you’ll notice that it is completely soft and easily crumbles. Don’t be impatient; the process can take between 15 and 20 minutes.

The best place to put your pot is in an area with a temperature around 20ºC in your house where there is brightness without direct sunlight. Avoid placing the pot near heating or air conditioning.

You can grow these plants indoors or outdoors. Make sure to cultivate them during their ideal season so that the environmental parameters are appropriate. You can find more information about the germination conditions of each variety in the kit instructions.

Plants need space to fully develop; you should carefully separate each sprout and plant them about 10 cm apart from each other.

The pot is made from natural fibers, and mold growth is quite normal. However, if there is too much mold, it may indicate excess moisture. Reduce the frequency of watering slightly.

Insert each cultivation bag into the soil of the final pot. Once in the soil, it will degrade quickly, leaving space for the roots.

It’s likely due to insufficient watering. Make sure to keep the substrate consistently moist and water with an adequate amount of water. During the first few weeks, to prevent water from evaporating, you can place the pot in a transparent container. Open it frequently to refresh the air and prevent the growth of fungi.

It should increase by 4 to 5 times its size, so you’ll notice that it is completely soft and easily crumbles. Don’t be impatient; the process can take between 15 and 20 minutes.

The best place to put your kit is in a bright location, but without direct exposure to sunlight. Avoid placing the kit near heating or air conditioning. Maintain the temperature between 20 and 28°C.

The seed envelope is a mix of the following cactus varieties: Ferocactus wislizenni, Ferocactus herrerae, Optunia engelmanii, Carnegiea gigantea, Echinocactus grusonii, and Ferocactus stansii.

Open it from the 4th month, once the cactus has matured, using a sharp object through the notch located at the bottom of the pot.

It’s likely it is due to insufficient watering. Make sure to keep the substrate consistently moist and water it with an adequate amount of water. If you’re in a very dry area with high temperatures, increase the frequency of watering.

It should increase by 4 to 5 times its size, so you’ll notice that it is completely soft and easily crumbles. Don’t be impatient; the process can take between 15 and 20 minutes.

The best place to put your pot is in an area with a temperature around 20ºC in your house where there is brightness without direct sunlight. Avoid placing the pot near heating or air conditioning.

You can grow these plants indoors or outdoors. Make sure to cultivate them in their ideal season so that the environmental parameters are appropriate.

The ideal sowing time is at the end of winter and in spring.

Simply insert the germination pot into the substrate of the pot where you plan to transplant it, or directly into the soil of your garden. Germination pots are 100% biodegradable and degrade in the soil, leaving space for the roots.

The pot is made from natural fibers, and mold growth is quite normal. However, if there is too much mold, it may indicate excess moisture. Reduce the frequency of watering slightly.

To bloom, they need a minimum of 6 hours of sunlight daily and to be watered 1 or 2 times per week. If you have them indoors, ensure that the location receives these six hours of direct sunlight daily.

It’s likely it is due to insufficient watering. Make sure to keep the substrate consistently moist and water it with an adequate amount of water. If you’re in a very dry area with high temperatures, increase the frequency of watering.

It should increase by 4 to 5 times its size, so you’ll notice that it is completely soft and easily crumbles. Don’t be impatient; the process can take between 15 and 20 minutes.

The best place to put your pot is in an area with a temperature around 20ºC in your house where there is brightness without direct sunlight. Avoid placing the pot near heating or air conditioning.

You can grow these plants indoors or outdoors. Make sure to cultivate them during their ideal season so that the environmental parameters are appropriate. You can find more information about the germination conditions of each variety in the kit instructions.

Plants need space to fully develop; you should carefully separate each sprout and plant them about 10 cm apart from each other.

The pot is made from natural fibers, and mold growth is quite normal. However, if there is too much mold, it may indicate excess moisture. Reduce the frequency of watering slightly.

Simply insert the germination pot into the substrate of the pot where you plan to transplant it, or directly into the soil of your garden. Germination pots are 100% biodegradable and degrade in the soil, leaving space for the roots.

It’s likely it is due to insufficient watering. Make sure to keep the substrate consistently moist and water it with an adequate amount of water. If you’re in a very dry area with high temperatures, increase the frequency of watering.

It should increase by 4 to 5 times its size, so you’ll notice that it is completely soft and easily crumbles. Don’t be impatient; the process can take between 15 and 20 minutes.

The best place to put your pot is in an area with a temperature around 20ºC in your house where there is brightness without direct sunlight. Avoid placing the pot near heating or air conditioning.

You can grow these plants indoors or outdoors. Make sure to cultivate them during their ideal season so that the environmental parameters are appropriate. You can find more information about the germination conditions of each variety in the kit instructions.

The ideal sowing time is at the end of winter and in spring.

Plants need space to fully develop; you should carefully separate each sprout and plant them about 10 cm apart from each other.

The pot is made from natural fibers, and mold growth is quite normal. However, if there is too much mold, it may indicate excess moisture. Reduce the frequency of watering slightly.

To bloom, they need a minimum of 6 hours of sunlight daily and to be watered 1 or 2 times per week. If you have them indoors, ensure that the location receives these six hours of direct sunlight daily.

Simply insert the germination pot into the substrate of the pot where you plan to transplant it, or directly into the soil of your garden. Germination pots are 100% biodegradable and degrade in the soil, leaving space for the roots.

It’s likely it is due to insufficient watering. Make sure to keep the substrate consistently moist and water it with an adequate amount of water. If you’re in a very dry area with high temperatures, increase the frequency of watering.

The best place to put your pot is in an area with a temperature around 20ºC in your house where there is brightness without direct sunlight. Avoid placing the pot near heating or air conditioning.

You can grow these plants indoors or outdoors. Make sure to cultivate them during their ideal season so that the environmental parameters are appropriate. You can find more information about the germination conditions of each variety in our maintenance guide.

It depends on the variety of seeds. In our care guide, you can find the best time to grow each variety.

For them to bloom, they need a minimum of 6 hours of direct sunlight daily and to be watered 1 or 2 times per week. If you have them indoors, ensure the place receives these six hours of direct sunlight daily, and remember that wildflowers bloom in spring and summer, while alyssums bloom in summer and fall.

It’s likely it is due to insufficient watering. Make sure to keep the substrate consistently moist and water it with an adequate amount of water. If you’re in a very dry area with high temperatures, increase the frequency of watering.

The best place to put your pot is in an area with a temperature around 20ºC in your house where there is brightness without direct sunlight. Avoid placing the pot near heating or air conditioning.

You can grow these plants indoors or outdoors. Make sure to cultivate them during their ideal season so that the environmental parameters are appropriate. You can find more information about the germination conditions of each variety in our maintenance guide.

It depends on the variety of seeds. In our care guide, you can find the best time to grow each variety.

For them to bloom, they need a minimum of 6 hours of direct sunlight daily and to be watered 1 or 2 times per week. If you have them indoors, ensure the place receives these six hours of direct sunlight daily, and remember that wildflowers bloom in spring and summer, while alyssums bloom in summer and fall.