Aussie Mushrooms

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CO2 Aussie Breath Bag - 1300Ppm For 6 Months
CO2 Aussie Breath Bag - 1300Ppm For 6 Months
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Lions Mane Aussie Mushroom KitLions Mane Aussie Mushroom Kit
Lions Mane Aussie Mushroom Kit
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Shitake Aussie Mushroom KitShitake Aussie Mushroom Kit
Shitake Aussie Mushroom Kit
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King Oyster Aussie Mushroom KitKing Oyster Aussie Mushroom Kit
King Oyster Aussie Mushroom Kit
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White Oyster - Aussie Mushroom Kit
White Oyster - Aussie Mushroom Kit
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Reishi - Aussie Mushroom Kit
Reishi - Aussie Mushroom Kit
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Sword Belt - Aussie Mushroom Kit
Sword Belt - Aussie Mushroom Kit
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Pink Oyster - Aussie Mushroom Kit - (Warm Climate)
Pink Oyster - Aussie Mushroom Kit - (Warm Climate)
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Tan Oyster Aussie Mushroom KitTan Oyster Aussie Mushroom Kit
Tan Oyster Aussie Mushroom Kit
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Turkey Tail - Aussie Mushroom Kit
Turkey Tail - Aussie Mushroom Kit
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Enoki - Aussie Mushroom Kit
Enoki - Aussie Mushroom Kit
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Yellow Oyster Aussie Mushroom Kit
Yellow Oyster Aussie Mushroom Kit
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Grey Oyster Aussie Mushroom KitGrey Oyster Aussie Mushroom Kit
Grey Oyster Aussie Mushroom Kit
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Aussie Mushroom - Immunity Freeze Dried Capsules - Reishi - 100 Capsules
Aussie Mushroom - Immunity Freeze Dried Capsules - Reishi - 100 Capsules
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Aussie Mushroom - Immunity Freeze Dried Capsules - Turkey Tail - 100 Capsules
Aussie Mushroom - Immunity Freeze Dried Capsules - Turkey Tail - 100 Capsules
$52.99 $58.95

Why a ready-to-fruit kit

The hard part of growing mushrooms is sterile technique — colonising a substrate without losing it to competing moulds. A ready-to-fruit kit arrives already colonised, so the whole sterile stage is done for you and what is left is humidity and patience.

No equipment needed

These fruit at normal room temperature on a bench. There is no pressure cooker, no still air box and no laminar flow hood involved — open the kit as instructed, mist it, and wait.

A variety for the result you want

Oysters are the fastest and most forgiving and come in King, White, Pink and Tan. Lions Mane and Shiitake take longer and are the ones people grow for the eating. Reishi and Turkey Tail are grown for their appearance and traditional use rather than the plate.

Climate matters more than anything else

Pink Oyster is listed for warm climates specifically. Most other varieties prefer cooler conditions, which is worth matching to where you actually live in Australia rather than buying on looks alone.

Our Aussie Mushrooms range

Oyster kits: King Oyster, White Oyster, Pink Oyster for warm climates, and Tan Oyster.

Gourmet and speciality kits: Lions Mane, Shiitake, Reishi and Sword Belt.

Capsules: freeze dried Reishi and freeze dried Turkey Tail, both 100 capsules.

Also stocked: the CO2 Aussie Breath Bag, rated 1300ppm for six months.

Getting the most from a kit

  1. Follow the opening instructions exactly. Each variety fruits from a specific cut or opening. Cutting the bag the wrong way is the most common reason a kit underperforms.
  2. Mist often, do not soak. Mushrooms need high humidity in the air around them, not a wet block. Several light mistings a day beats one heavy one.
  3. Give it indirect light. Mushrooms do not photosynthesise, but most species use light as a signal for where to fruit. Ambient room light is enough; direct sun is not wanted.
  4. Keep air moving. Stale air high in carbon dioxide produces long stems and small caps. A room that gets opened daily is usually sufficient.
  5. Expect more than one flush. Most kits fruit again after a rest and a rehydrate. Yield drops each time, but a second and often third flush is normal.

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Aussie Mushrooms FAQ's

No. The kit arrives already colonised, so the sterile work is done. You need a spray bottle for misting and a spot indoors with indirect light and some air movement. No pressure cooker, still air box or flow hood is involved — that equipment is for people colonising their own substrate from scratch.

It varies by variety and by how warm your room is. Oysters are the quickest and most forgiving; Lions Mane and Shiitake take noticeably longer. Follow the timing on the specific kit rather than a general rule, and be patient in cooler weather — cold rooms slow everything down without meaning anything is wrong.

An Oyster. King, White, Pink and Tan are all fast, vigorous and tolerant of imperfect conditions, which makes them the usual recommendation for a first kit. Pink Oyster is specifically suited to warm climates, so it is the better pick if you are somewhere hot. Lions Mane and Shiitake reward more care.

Usually yes. Most kits produce a second flush after a rest period and a rehydration, and often a third. Each flush is smaller than the last as the block runs out of stored nutrition. Once flushes stop, the spent block can go into a compost heap or garden bed rather than the bin.

That is almost always too much carbon dioxide and not enough fresh air. Mushrooms stretch looking for air movement. Move the kit somewhere with better circulation or open the room more often. Low light can contribute too, but stale air is the usual cause of long stems with undersized caps.

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