Out-GrowManure Based Mushroom Substrate in Mushroom Grow Bags

Hello, I just made another purchase using Amazon Prime and bought some Out-grow products.Quality and provides great results for my fruits.I usually make my purchases from Out-gross website but I decided to go the Amazon Prime route this time around.4 bags of mushroom substrate and 5 bags of casing. (Sterilized)In the past have have just purchased their 50/50 wheat straw and bulk. I never had the need for a casing.I am confident with their product but I asked for my items to be placed in one box.Each bag is clearly labeled casing and substrate.I'm just a bit confused with the product inside each bag.The casing has what looks to be some wheat straw, bark or mulch and has an ash and leathery like smell. Confused with the bulk bags too. It has a fresh smell and light brown color compared to the casing. Light and fluffy almost like Coco Coir and horse manure (hopefully) appearance but could be pest moss. I'm not sure...Like I mentioned the bags are clearly labeled but the casing to me looks like it could be the bulk and the bulk could be the casing.I hope I am wrong but I am sure to find out soon because casing that I just purchased and applied will hopefully be happy and sprout some tomatoes soon.Like I stated before I usually purchase from your Out-grow website. I personally like your 50/50 sterilized bulk, your Coco Coir, also your 1\2 gallon horse manure and have had amazing fruits and flowers.

Have not used it yet but it arrived very fast and moisture seems correct. Bag is sealed and comes with a micron filter. Looks well blended and ratios of materials seem appropriate,Ordered it for the speed of delivery and company seemed well researched and provided straight forward theory of their blend.

This is good substrate for medicinal shrooms. I have had contam issues with other brands. I have good results with this. I wish i could give 4.5 stars but going with 4. The reason for the not perfect rating is the sub was just slightly too wet. Not bad and it worked fine but felt that is about two steps past field capacity.

I generally make my own substrate but a xmas trip screwed up the timing of my rotation so I've purchased 4 of these. 1 was really dry so I returned for a replacement but all in all they've worked great for my mushies. I do repasturize just to be safe but I'm not sure if this is necessary or not

I didn't really look at the dimensions and the weight is not listed in the product description. You can get manure based substrate from many other reliable sources for half of this price. Even with shipping one pound is still about two dollars cheaper from other vendors. Order 5 pounds and it is literally less than half the price almost anywhere else. Now I have one 1:1 ratio in colonization with three pounds of inoculated grain on hold. This will be my last purchase from this vendor for anything myco. 15 bucks a pound for manure? Really? I was expecting at least 2 pounds for that price. Shop around for at least 2 minutes and save a bundle.