Grain Spawn Jars

Grain Spawn Jars

Brand: EasyMushroomCultivation
SKU: JAR-KIT
19.99 USD In stock Buy at Merchant

Grain Spawn Jars for Strong, Healthy Mycelium Growth Our Grain Spawn Jars give you a sterile, reliable environment to grow mycelium from the first inoculation to a full harvest. Available in 210ml and 720ml, these mushroom grow jars work for every stage of cultivation, from agar transfers to PF Tek fruiting. Three Ways to Use Your Mushroom Growing Jars 1. Agar Inoculation (210ml) Use the self-healing injection port for spore-to-agar transfers. The sealed port delivers a 95% contamination-free success rate without needing a flow hood or glove box. 2. Grain Spawn and Mycelium Colonization (210ml and 720ml) Fill with your preferred grain, inoculate, and colonize. The 720ml jar holds enough colonized grain to support a full monotub. The 210ml works well for smaller runs or experimental batches. 3. PF Tek (210ml) No extra equipment needed. Inoculate, colonize, and fruit directly from the 210ml jar using the classic PF Tek method. Why These Grain Spawn Jars Work Pressure Cooker Safe up to 15 PSI Built to handle full pressure cooker sterilization cycles without cracking or warping. Reliable across many repeated uses. 95% Contamination-Free Success Rate The self-healing injection port reseals after every syringe injection. Less contamination means fewer failed jars and less wasted grain. No Pressure Cooker Required for Beginners These jars can be used with steam sterilization or stovetop methods. You do not need a full pressure cooker setup to get started. Sized for Real Results The 720ml jar gives enough grain to colonize a dense pin set in your monotub. The 210ml fits agar work, PF Tek cakes, and smaller grain batches without wasting substrate. Rust-Resistant Zinc Coating Every lid hole is coated with 99% zinc. The coating holds up after repeated sterilization cycles so the lids stay clean and usable long term. How to Make Mushroom Grain Spawn What you need: Grain Spawn Jars (720ml recommended) Rye, wheat, or oat grain Pressure cooker Spore syringe or liquid culture Step 1 - Prepare your grain Simmer your grain for 60 to 90 minutes until fully hydrated but not split open. Drain well and let it surface-dry before filling your jars. Step 2 - Fill your jars Fill each 720ml jar about three quarters full. Leave headspace for airflow during colonization. Step 3 - Sterilize Pressure cook at 15 PSI for 90 to 120 minutes. Let the jars cool completely to room temperature before inoculating. Step 4 - Inoculate Inject your spore syringe or liquid culture through the self-healing port. No open flame or flow hood needed. Step 5 - Colonize Store at 21 to 24°C in a dark spot. Give the jar a gentle shake once partial colonization is visible to speed up the rest. Full colonization takes 2 to 4 weeks depending on the species. Step 6 - Use your spawn Break up the colonized grain and transfer to your bulk substrate or fruiting chamber. Jar Specifications Small Jar Large Jar Volume 210ml 720ml Best for Agar, PF Tek, small batches Grain spawn, mycelium colonization Pressure rating Up to 15 PSI Up to 15 PSI Lid coating 99% Zinc 99% Zinc Injection port Self-healing Self-healing Frequently Asked Questions Can I use these jars without a pressure cooker? Yes. These jars work with steam sterilization and stovetop methods. A pressure cooker gives the most reliable sterilization but is not required to get started. What grain works best? Rye berries are the most common choice because they colonize quickly and hold moisture well. Wheat, oats, and popcorn also work well with these jars. How many times can I reuse the jars? The jars and lids are built for repeated use. Clean and re-sterilize between batches. The zinc coating and self-healing ports hold up over time. Do these jars work for all mushroom species? Yes. They work for oyster mushrooms, shiitake, lion's mane, reishi, and most other gourmet and medicinal species.

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