Sterile Hardwood Substrate

Self healing injection port is working solid, no contams 3 weeks post injection- which also points to the fact that they autoclaved this thing well. It's been well over a month since I got it and that means it's probably been a month and a week since it was packed. The price is a steal for the work I avoided, and considering how little output I do it's just easier. North Spore is solid and they've been in the game for years, I wouldn't shave off a couple dollars to get a version that I would even have to worry about mold with. It was good to go out of the box, just unfold it gently and don't get your filter wet. I don't know if it's waterproof, I always assume no. Oh, no big moisture spots or visible dryness either if you're worried about that.

seems to be working great. I tried to make my own at home but couldn't get it right. much easier to buy from these guys and know that it will work with no problems. mushrooms colonized great. good value for the money and even the appearance of the bag and shipping box shows care.

Loved how convenient it was to just inject in the bag and it was already sterile and ready to go. Of course you still need to sterilize around you and wear gloves but it came out perfect for my first time trying it

Junk! These bags have holes in them that cause massive contamination. Really disappointing. And, yes, I was careful. The holes in the bag were not apparent until weeks later. This is a defect not user error. Do not buy!

Haven't had a problem with a bag yet! I've been able to colonize and spawn to bulk with every single one. I will say this, North Spore is a brand i trust. There's plenty of other bigger and cheaper grain bags on here..but I know this works, it's clean, and if there is ever a problem, North Spore will take care of it. Not if you inoculated and nothing grew...im talking about if the grains don't look right, the bag isnt vacuum sealed, or it smells bad. Quality is 10/10. It does its magic thing every single time :)

Completely new cultivator here, didn't really know any better until I bought a different brand of bag. The bags I bought (3) were dry as a bone compared to the ones I just opened. It is winter, cold and dry where I'm at right now so I don't want to leave a one star. Very well packaged, pretty looking bags, didn't see or feel any holes and no visible soaking of the grain when they were cleaned with alcohol so I assumed it was all good. The bags I got have grain that is damp with moisture. Might be too much, I don't know, but with how these ones were very dry and loose makes me think they were too dry. Two weeks with not a speck of mycelium here. Maybe in the summer I'll try them again, I do think most of the problem is the dry conditions here, but again competition was packaged in such a way that the moisture was retained so I'm inclined to believe it could be applied here too. Edit!: Hey! Not too proud to admit when I was wrong. After modifying my setup a bit, im starting to see growth! Evidently I don't know what the hell im talking about. Cheers, and sorry about being an idiot!

Good stuff. I innoculated my grain bag on feb 30th and It was fully colonized on march 9th. I was shocked how fast it was fully colonized. Overall if you have the extra money to throw around this is some good grain to use. But if you don't it's not necessary when mycolabs has grain jars 3 pack for 28$. Vendors also sell drippy corn 10$ for a 3lb bag. Really hope north spore can get the pricing down per bag but overall good experience 👍

This is the second bag I've purchased. Great value and customer service. The first bag colonized successfully! Healthy Growth and easy to use.