Burn Morel Mushroom Habitat Kit

Great as usual

Very good mushrooms must buy

They look so healthy ❤️

I threw this all over my yard in fall 23’. My yard usually has a handful normally 8-12. This year I have had 50 and they are still coming. I can’t imagine that it was only the work of the existing morels - it has to be with the help of the spawn bag I ordered. Very pleased with the results - I will be buying a few more bags once they are back in stock.

I ordered the morchella spawn bag, apparently a little too early, so they stayed in our cool garage in Northern Vermont for a few weeks. That apparently told the mycelium that it’s go time. When we opened the package to add to the soil amendments for the raised beds, I was so excited to see visible mycelium! I am so excited to see them in our garden beds next year!

Looks good, it has the colonization patches described. Hope it works out for me!

As described

Had really good luck growing Shiitake on white oak logs

The morel spawn is a deep brown color, has a fresh and earthy fragrance, and has a nice tactile feel. My substrate is a combination of maple and birch leaves and wood ash on top of wood chips as I didn't have compost ready for use. I spread two layers of the spawn lasagna-style underneath yard shrubs on the north side of the property. Partial shade with access to rain. I'll update my review with pictures if I see any activity. Glad other customers experienced some success. Fingers crossed :)

Too early to be sure, but arrived in great condition. Easy to set into a spot I think will be good for development. It can take a couple years, I’ve heard, for these to get going. We’ll see🙂

Customer support is top notch! Absolutely no complaints. Will shop with them again.

So excited for this! We can wait for our mushrooms to grow!

The item came fast, was moist, not dryed out, was easy to spread, I just got it 1 1/2 weeks ago so I can't tell how it's going to go yet. I really can't recommend it as I don't know how it will go yet. Time will tell

So excited and fingers crossed that they grow!

Bought this in March 2022 and put some in our wood chip pile. Two years later, we are seeing morels popping up in our greenhouse in our raised garden bed! The wood chips got mixed in with Cayuga Mix (Premium Screened Topsoil, Sand, and Compost). We are in zone 5B. What a surprise in the middle of March in Upstate New York?!?!

Made an experimental bed under some brush out back. We will see what happens

Great company that provides high quality products and great instruction

Can't wait until spring so I can start working with this. Looks great

Came in timely manner waiting for growth

There was some growth so fingers crossed we get some mushrooms!

After much trial and error and many attempts, I successfully grew morels with a homemade mulch I made from 1 part loamy soil, 1 part mixed wood chips (soft and hard woods), 1 part stove ashes (burned wood chips), and 1 part food waste compost.

I first laid down a layer of peat moss, then put down my morel spawn atop the peat moss, , and finally covered with my homemade mulch. I also placed in a very shady part of the garden. With this approach, it took a year before I saw my first flush.

The key with morels is an unbearable amount of patience. (We are trying to mimic nature, and these mushrooms can be especially tricky!) I’m just really glad I stuck with it!

I love morel mushrooms and always spend to much money when they are available.

This is a chance to grow my own. When I moved into our house the first spring there was several morels growing in the bark dust. So Using North Spores growing information material I have attempted the same conditions as when we moved in.
I have a cardboard bag with 4 layers of bark dust and 3 layers of morel spores. Can't wait until next spring and see if it worked.

P.S. 4 days ago my wine cap mushrooms started producing :-)

So far okay. First time experience and looking forward to end result.

Made bed for all and inoculated few logs fingers crossed will up date with pic. You guys are awesome. Thank you

Love this kit! So easy to use and it last a long time . You can get plenty of flushes out of it

I have no idea if this will pan out, but the delivery was timely and I appreciate that North Spore was upfront that this is an experimental spawn.

Still anticipating. The weather is just getting to the point where I can work beds up. Delivery was quick and I appreciate that.

I have grown my local M.a. and have developed a process using a variation of techniques from from Stamets and Ron Ower patients, with my own ideas thrown together. Im fairly certain my process has been successful as the wildlife has literally tiled my lawn in a 30 ft radius around my morel patches for the last few years,and last year i actually got to pick 4 black morels near one of them. I have never tried to grow M.sp so Im excited to give this a try ,in a container so the wildlife don't feast on them. please tell me what M. (ps) stands for and is this the same thing as the M.a ( burn sight morels in Stamets books? thanks. My email is [****]

My spore arrived in a few days. I've prepared a bed to specs recommended by another source. I can't get much info on when the best time to cultivate. The best info I could get is growing morels is "experimental". So, next nice day I guess I'll start my bed again. This will be my 3ed attempt. 🤞 maybe North Spore will do the trick.

Made my beds this weekend one with red wine cap spawn and the other with morels. I used fresh free chips from my local community garden which is mixed with chopped leaves. Is this ok??

Also, I am just reading now that morels like wood ash. Should I just pile some on top of the morel bed or should I mix it in? Do you think wood ash would benefit both?

I have several plug spawn that I will inoculate logs with which I'll line these beds with. Let's see how it goes!