Hey Ray, Stoked to have you in the MycoWizards world! We are working on a schedule so that we will be able to notify folks of what the culture of the month is prior to shipping! So bare with us while we narrow in on it!

Check out the ones that Neil builds at Columbia Mushrooms, its essentially a belt driven culvert...works great for 5lb bags with plenty of air sealed in them but 10lb bags need a longer and more gentle run to completely void a person from shaking them post innoculation

Hell Ya! Slaying! We are working on a few different Cordy projects currently, they are fascinating little buggers!

Tyler N Allen That's amazing! The north east is severely lacking in Cordy's so that would be radical to see! We are always here to support and fill in production for folks so we are stoked to work with you amigo!

Rock and roll! There are so many folks in the PNW, take a rip down to Far West Fungi in CA or hit up Columbia Mushrooms in your neck of the woods, there are so many farms out there now its wild!

Usually the first week of the month, This months were sent out on Monday, so they should be appearing in mailboxes very soon! If for some reason one doesnt appear just email us at sales@capnstem.com and we will track your down!

Hell yea! Rock and Roll!

No ones "own's" everything, you got this! As far as insurance, a general business insurance company can cover your company, we use a local company in Gardiner named Goslines, but there are plenty out there!

Hey Amigo! We don't currently ship to the UK via the culture club, but we can certainly figure out a way to ship you a stack of cultures if you sign up for the culture club 2.0, the only other associated cost would be shipping and any importation taxes, but if you would like to work out those details email myself and tyler your info and we can work out the details ... consultations@capnstem.com and spawn@capnstem.com ... apologies on the delay, been on the road getting video podcast recorded for ya'll!!! 

sick!!! great work! Lions is so fickle on grain...what it really comes down to is water content. one of the best grains to grow lions mane out on is actually oats as you can get the water content up high enough to stave off autofruiting which seems to be a reaction to not enough moisture content in regularly used grains such as rye wheat and millet!