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Bulk Organic Soyhull Pellets for Mushroom Cultivation
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| Sizes | Small (10 lbs); Large (50 lbs) |
These non-GMO soybean hulls are an agricultural byproduct ideal for substrate supplementation. They provide mushrooms with an excellent source of nitrogen and protein are typically blended with hardwood sawdust to produce fruiting blocks.
Storage:
Soyhull pellets are best stored in a cool, dry place. Because they can easily absorb moisture, we recommend storing in food-grade, air tight containers.
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DC
02/01/2023
Daniel C.
United StatesTitle (vine boom)
They were in fact soybean pellets, worked great
10 lbs
MZ
06/01/2023
Michael Z.
United StatesSuper easy
Getting these in bulk from NS is the way to go. Makes. Would absolutely recommend
10 lbs
WA
08/02/2023
William A.
United StatesI recommend this product
Soy hulls
Quick delivery pure product.
10 lbs
MB
02/14/2024
Mark B.
United StatesI recommend this product
Soyhull Pellets
It is too early to tell. I mixed up the soy pellets with wood pellets and hydrated lime, per your video, and prepared six five-gallon buckets with lion's mane and blue oyster infused grain on January 21st. That was three weeks ago. I have the buckets sitting in my basement in a 'Martha Tent', covered with a black tarp. Do date, when I look inside of the buckets, there is plenty of growth evident, but nothing as yet is coming out of the holes in the sides of the buckets. So I am continuing to wait for pinning out of the holes, per your video, before I expose the buckets to humidity and light. Am I correct in waiting for the pins to come out of the side holes? So it is too early to say whether or not I recommend the product. Certainly there is growth inside of the buckets, however.
10 lbs
02/17/2024
North Spore
Thanks for sharing, Mark! Somebody from our team is reaching out to you via email now to assist you.
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