The Mushroom Conservatory

Shipping

The Mushroom Conservatory generally uses USPS to deliver your order unless other arrangements are made in advance. Orders typically ship within 4-7 days, however we do experience seasonal surges in orders that may extend that timeline by a few days. If you are on a deadline or trying to order something to arrive for an event, project or special occasion, please let us know and we will try to accommodate as best we can.

Returns & Exchanges

Perishable Policy: Due to the living nature of our kits and cultures we are unable to accept returns on any mushroom growing kits or cultures.

Damaged Items: If any items arrive damaged, please notify us within 48 hours of receipt and send photos of the damage. We’ll work to replace the damaged items promptly.

Event Refunds & Transfers:

Tickets to our workshops are non-refundable. However, you are welcome to transfer your registration to another attendee. Please notify us at least 24 hours before the event so we can update our lists accordingly.

Encountering Issues? We’re Here to Help!

If there’s any kind of issue with your order upon arrival, please contact us immediately. We’ll work diligently to find a resolution.

Mushroom Growing Support:

We share a wealth of knowledge, information, and hands-on skills in our workshops. While we can’t guarantee success due to the inherent variability of nature, we’re committed to your journey! We’ll do everything we can to help your mushrooms thrive, and we’re here to help troubleshoot if you run into issues. Please send photos and a description of the issue to grow@themushroomconservatory.com and we’ll go from there.

Encounter any growing problems? Don’t hesitate to reach out!

How long do mushrooms take to grow?

Different varieties and techniques can vary a great deal in how long it can take for your mushrooms to be ready to harvest. Oyster mushrooms take about two weeks to prepare grain spawn for, and another 2 weeks for a small harvest straight out of the grain spawn, or...

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Boost the humidity!

If you’re running into slow colonization or harvesting tiny mushrooms, low humidity may be the culprit. Here are a few thoughts on combatting low humidity when you’re growing mushrooms!

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Make a Still Air Box

If you’ve struggled with contamination but aren’t ready to invest in lab-grade equipment, a still air box can be a great solution for making a little clean box for working with your cultures.

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