Ecuador Mushroom Grow kit - Innervisions

Innervisions’ Ecuadorian Psilocybe mushroom growing kit is a complete and affordable tool to introduce you to the fascinating world of mycology. This kit allows you to grow magic mushrooms of the Psilocybe cubensis Ecuadorian strain, a variety native to the highlands of the Ecuadorian Andes, known for its resilience, impressive size, and balanced potency. Designed for both beginners and experienced enthusiasts, this product includes everything needed to start the growing process at home, from substrate colonization to fruiting.

Crafted with a focus on quality and simplicity, the Innervisions kit uses a sterilized rye grain substrate and fresh, high-quality mycelium, ensuring optimal mushroom development.

Main Characteristics of the Psilocybe Ecuadorian Strain

The Psilocybe Ecuadorian strain is an iconic variety within the Psilocybe cubensis genus, valued for its robustness and adaptability. Native to altitudes above 1,000 meters in Ecuador, this strain produces easily recognizable mushrooms with thick stems and large, caramel-colored caps. Its resistance to varying conditions makes it ideal for novice growers, while its balanced production and potency make it a favorite among mycology enthusiasts.

The Innervisions kit allows you to study these unique characteristics at home, observing its vigorous growth and exploring its distinct morphology, which includes stems up to 12–14cm and caps with a distinctive central "nipple."

How to Grow Your Ecuadorian Psilocybe Mushrooms

The Innervisions kit is designed to simplify the cultivation process:

• Inoculation: Inject the spores from the syringe into the grain substrate inside the mushbag in a sterile environment.
• Colonization: Store the mushbag in the dark at 22–26°C for 2–3 weeks, until the white mycelium fully covers the substrate.
• Fruiting: Transfer the colonized substrate to the culture box, add water, and use the filter bag to maintain humidity (80–90%). Keep at 20–24°C with indirect light.
• Harvest: Pick mushrooms when the caps open but before they release spores (approximately 1–2 weeks after fruiting begins).
• Additional Flushes: Allow the substrate to rest, then repeat the process for additional harvests.

The kit includes detailed instructions to ensure successful cultivation, with advice on maintaining hygiene and optimizing conditions.

Important Note: This product is intended solely for scientific, ethnobotanical, or decorative purposes.