Original Boomer Shroomer Inflatable Monotub Kit [Patent Pending]

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Just started a grow this morning with this tub. It couldn’t have been easier to set up, especially with the included guide and Ashley’s awesome videos. Can’t wait for the results. Highly recommended. That about does it for the must-have, critical features of a monotub. Now you understand what we meant by deceptively simple! While it’s true that a monotub is “just” a plastic bin, it’s so much more than that. But What About Outdoor Growing? Do I HAVE to Have a Monotub? Natural Cork Bark Tiles, Wall Tiles panel, Soundproofing board, Virgin Cork Panel for Air Plants, Vivarium and Terrarium Decor • MA020 Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections—they may also appear in recommendations and other places.

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We’ll be blunt: if you’re a first-time mushroom grower, please save yourself the heartache and don’t attempt to cultivate outside! You can later, once you’ve developed a bit more of an intimate relationship and understanding of fungi, its needs, and how all of this works. Learn how to grow mushrooms indoors using a monotub first, then go and try outside. Monotubs are a tried-and-true method; the hard work of figuring everything out has been done for you. No Liner Needed! Inflatable monotub has a built-in liner that the mycelium clings to perfectly, leaving you with no side pins. We include a removeable liner to make it easier to clean!You may see monotubs referred to as “monotub tek”. The word tek is a slang term used in the mushroom growing community that just means technique, although some like to think it’s a fancier acronym that stands for “Technical Educational Knowledge”. Either way, monotubs have been perfected over the years and they’re so commonly recommended because they work. It’s also protected from outside invaders by a contained wall of air (courtesy of the air pump included) with intermittent holes which you can choose to fill with the included air filter bungs, or seal of completely with the included red caps. The lid itself is fastened on with handy velcro tabs, meaning your project is secured from outside invaders when closed. Please be aware that whilst the lid is off, unless you are using a Flow Hood, your project will be susceptible to contamination. Trust us, we’ve thought of everything—you’ll even get a digital hydrometer/temperature gauge, sterilizing spray, and a drying, curing, and storage system for your mushrooms after you’ve grown them. And make no mistake about it… you’ll grow them with this kit! (Maybe more than you’ll know what to do with!).

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A monotub is a modified plastic tub, like those ones you see at big box stores, typically used for storing or moving items. They look like huge Tupperware, essentially. In the context of mushroom cultivation, a monotub is used as a fruiting chamber (the container in which fungi is cultivated). We think you probably already know the answer to this question if you’ve been paying attention throughout this article! I can’t say enough good things about these tubs, this company, and even more so Ashley. She’s the kind of entrepreneur you want to support. Had some lids that were a little too tight and she sent 2 new ones that fit perfectly, along with videos on how to fan the tubs with the new design and a little surprise gift, all for free. A++ customer service! If you’ve been looking into or involved with the DIY mushroom cultivation community for any length of time, there’s little doubt that you’ve heard of one of the most common tools of the trade… the mighty monotub! No, you don’t “have” to have a monotub, but the reason that so many mushroom growers use them is simple: they work.Cultivating mushrooms outside is more difficult because you don’t have control over the elements in the same way that you do indoors—you obviously can’t prevent contaminants and bacteria and the neighbor’s cat from messing up all of your hard work in the same way that you can with an indoor growing setup. Many mushroom cultivators do have successful outdoor grows, and you can be one of them, but learn the ropes first. Inflatable fruiting chamber, Plugs & filters, 12 sterilized BRF jars, Hydroton clay pebbles, Growing tray, In-depth instructional guide. Finding a plastic tub with the right lid type can be difficult. If you’ve ever used plastic bins before to store or transport items, you likely already know exactly how flimsy they can be—we suggest strong lids with latching mechanisms, and that’s what we use for our monotubs. These tubs are more expensive (if you can even find them at retail stores), but well worth the effort and expense.