Cubensis Mazatapec Growbox

Hardy Cubensis Mazatapec mushroom from Mexico

With the Cubensis Mazatapec grow box you can easily grow a mushroom that grows slowly but is quite uncomplicated to handle. Its caps remain partly closed and in effect it will help you if you are looking for spirituality. The Cubensis Mazatapec grow box is ideal for beginners in the world of magic mushrooms. Because this magic mushroom is robust and easy to grow. It is also one of the lighter-acting magic mushrooms.

Worth knowing about the Cubensis Mazatapec grow box

Using the grow box for the Cubensis Mazatapec is not difficult. There are only a few things you need to keep in mind when growing the mushroom. The ambient temperature is important for the Cubensis Mazatapec grow box, which is ideally between 20 and 25 degrees Celsius. Then the fungus will thrive at the right pace and the harvest will be plentiful. Furthermore, it is important that you do not contaminate the mycelium of the Cubensis Mazatapec grow box. Under no circumstances should bacteria get onto it. Therefore, disinfect your hands before you attack the Cubensis Mazatapec grow tent. Another important note is the subject of light. Never place the Cubensis Mazatapec grow box in direct sunlight. Because the strong sunlight would ensure that your Cubensis Mazatapec mushrooms dry out. Instead, keep the mushrooms nice and humid so that the humidity in the Cubensis Mazatapec grow box offers the best conditions for growing the Cubensis Mazatapec magic mushroom. Then nothing stands in the way of a rich harvest.

Drying and storing Cubensis Mazatapec Mushrooms

Since your harvest with the Cubensis Mazatapec grow tent is likely to be bountiful, it is important to know how to preserve your magic mushrooms. After carefully harvesting the mushrooms from the Cubensis Mazatapec grow box, place them on a paper towel and let them dry there. Turn the mushrooms daily and replace the paper towel when it gets damp. The ideal place to dry Cubensis Mazatapec mushrooms is a dark and warm place. Under no circumstances should you lay the mushrooms in the sun to dry. Once the magic mushrooms are completely dry, you can store them airtight, for example in a jam jar with a screw cap. You can also freeze the mushrooms in airtight packaging.

Use the Cubensis Mazatapec grow box several times

After the first harvest from the Cubensis Mazatapec grow box, which takes place about three weeks after the start of cultivation, you can use the grow box again. You can tell when the harvest time is when the mushrooms shoot up in the Cubensis Mazatapec grow box. After a flush, as this process is called, you can pick and process the mushrooms. In the Cubensis Mazatapec grow box you can wait for several such flushes and harvest the magic mushrooms again.

Important tips for picking Cubensis Mazatapec mushrooms

You should be extremely careful when picking magic mushrooms. Wash your hands, disinfect them or put on disposable gloves before touching the Cubensis Mazatapec grow tent. As soon as the skin between the stem and the head on a mushroom separates, you can harvest it. When harvesting, the spores of the mushrooms could fall off and land on the other mushrooms. Harvest these mushrooms as well, because they will not grow any further after that. This is because the black spores cover the fungus and prevent the light needed for growth from reaching the plant. Growth stops. Don't cut off the mushroom or pull it straight out. Otherwise you will contaminate or injure the other mushrooms in the Cubensis Mazatapec grow box. It is better to turn the mushroom clockwise out of the substrate by the stem. If you find side-growing mushrooms, which can happen with the Cubensis Mazatapec mushroom, just let them continue to grow there. Because if you try to harvest them, the mycelium in the Cubensis Mazatapec grow tent can be injured. It could put the entire remaining crop at risk and just doesn't pay off. To prevent such growth on the sides, simply cover the space between the inner walls and the Cubensis Mazatapec grow box with aluminum foil. If no light gets to the spot, no fungus will grow.