Store the kit in the refrigerator at a temperature between 2°C to 8°C (36°F to 46°F). This helps preserve the mycelium and prevent premature growth. Wrap the grow kit in a clean plastic bag or airtight container to maintain moisture levels and prevent contamination. Ideally, use the kit within two weeks for the best results.

Growing Bluey Vuitton mushrooms with our 100% colonized grow kits is quick and hassle-free. Since the mycelium is fully colonized, you can skip the colonization phase and move straight to the fruiting stage. Under optimal conditions, the fruiting process typically takes 1 to 3 weeks from setup to harvest.

Yes! The kit supports at least two flushes, and experienced growers can achieve additional harvests. To maximize the number of flushes, it’s important to maintain optimal growing conditions and rehydrate the substrate between flushes. This process, often referred to as “dunking,” involves soaking the substrate in water for several hours before returning it to the fruiting chamber.

Their stunning blue blush, potent effects, and slow maturation make them stand out among other cubensis strains. Bluey Vuitton mushrooms are known for their vibrant blue coloration, especially noticeable in the center of the cap. This unique visual feature makes them highly attractive to both cultivators and enthusiasts. These mushrooms are recognized for their intense potency, offering strong psychoactive effects that include vivid visualizations and profound introspective experiences.

If the substrate changes to green, yellow, or red, it’s best to discard and start with a fresh kit. Move the contaminated kit away from other grow kits or clean areas to prevent the spread of contamination. Thoroughly clean and sanitize any surfaces or tools that came into contact with the contaminated kit. This helps prevent future contamination. If the contamination is severe, it might be best to dispose of the kit to avoid risking other grows. Seal it in a plastic bag before discarding to contain the contaminants. Reflect on your growing process to identify potential sources of contamination. Ensure you are using sterile techniques and maintaining a clean environment.