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- Cordless Phone Battery (LENMAR CB0217): R
- Siberian Ginseng Root (Eleutherococcus senticosus) 100 capsules: K
- Garlic Press Stainless Steel: K
- Rawlings RBGCF12RH Baseball Glove: E
- Pioneer Tswx101 10 Inch Bass-Reflex Enclosed Subwoofer: R
- Inspire Clove & Cassia 3 x 6'' Pillar Candle: K
- Double Binding Post Decora® Plate (AUDIOPLEX TECHNOLOGY 2BPS-G-DW): R
- American Ginseng Extractum Alcohol-Free 10 cc 10 vials: K
- Hong Hua (Carthamus tinctorius; Carthamus Flower; Safflower) 5:1 Extract Powder 100 gm: V
- Gerber L.S.T. Ultralight Fine Edge Knife: CM
- Celebrate Fennel & Cinnamon 2.75 x 3.5'' Square Crystal Glass: K
- Jwin Jxm20Blk Am/Fm Pocket Radio & Alarm Clock: R
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TDK CD-R21CB50 21-MINUTE/185 MB CD-RS (50-PK) |
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JWIN JAV50 50 WATTTRAVEL CONVERTER |
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JVI95TPHC24 PASSIVE & ACTIVE HEAD END COMBINER (24-CHANNEL) |
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TDKCDR80M10PK 80-MINUTE DATA CD-RECORDABLES IN SLIM JEWEL CASES (10-PK) |
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JWIN JXCD1000MINI SHELF AUDIO/CD SYSTEM |
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Comes complete with everything you need, including the reflector, socket assembly, ballast, cord and bulb. The ballast comes with a 5-year warranty and the the bulb comes with a 1-year warranty (you will probably want to replace your bulbs once a year anyway, so you're covered!). For more information on bulbs and reflectors, see ''CHOOSING THE RIGHT SYSTEM'' in the Horticultural Lighting section. Don't for get to pick up a Heavy-Duty Grounded Timer, as well asan exhaust fan and some ducting if you plan to air-cool the hood |
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The Nameko Mushroom (Pholiota nameko) is Japan's second most popular cultivated mushroom (Shiitake is the most popular). This mushroom has a strong flavor, faintly reminiscent of cashews. Typically, one to two pounds of mushrooms can be harvested from this kit. A 50-65° F environment is needed. Fungi Perfecti's Mushroom Patches™ consist of pure mushroom mycelium growing on a sterilized medium, or substrate. The substrate used will vary, depending on the mushroom being grown; for example, the Shiitake Mushroom Patch™ grows on a mixture of enriched hardwood sawdust and wood chips, while the Pearl Oyster Mushroom Patch grows in a bag of pasteurized wheat straw. All of Fungi Perfecti's Mushroom Patches™ are Certified Organic by the Washington State Organic Food Certification Program. Our indoor Mushroom Patches™ couldn't be easier to care for; all you do is place the humidity tent we provide over the Patch and water it according to the instructions (in some cases, an overnight soak in cold water might be needed to encourage the Patch to fruit). Be sure to use water that is neither chlorinated nor distilled: chlorinated water can kill the mushroom mycelium, and distilled or heavily filtered water lacks vital nutrients that your mushrooms need to grow. Spring, rain or well water work best, although boiled tap water will also work well. The amount of mushrooms you will get will vary from species to species, and to some extent, from Patch to Patch. For example, the Shiitake Mushroom Patch™ will produce2-3 pounds of mushrooms over a 12-16 week period, in crops or flushes that will spring forth in approximately two week intervals. After they have finished producing indoors, many of our indoor Mushroom Patches™ can be brought 'back to life' through outdoor cultivation. When your Shiitake, Reishi or Oyster Mushroom Patch™ has run itself out indoors, the material that makes up the Patch (called 'spawn') can be broken up and used to inoculate hardwood logs. Non-aromatic hardwoods such as oak, poplar (cottonwood), elm, maple and similar woods are very good candidates for log cultivation. Alder is a good wood for the cultivation of Oyster and Shiitake mushrooms, but must be kept above ground because it will decompose quickly in contact with the soil. (We do not recommend using aromatic woods such as cedar or eucalyptus.) Thick-barked woods are preferable over 'paper-bark' woods such as birch, and any log that is shedding it's bark should not be used. Logs should be cut one to three months in advance of inoculation. Cutting your logs in the late Winter or early Spring helps to insure that they have a high sugar content, although this is not strictly necessary. Freshly-cut logs should not be immediately inoculated; trees naturally produce anti-fungal compounds, which degrade in two to three weeks from cutting. Aged deadwood is also not recommended for inoculation, as it has a poor nutrient base for supporting mushroom growth. Logs or stumps with fine cracks |
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40,000 initial lumens. 20,000 hour life-span. For use in horizontal fixtures with positioning slot in socket only. For use with 400W metal halide ballasts only. AgroSun Classic halides have the intense blue-white light common to ordinary halides, but they also have unique elements which produce up to 38% more red light, making them the perfect indoor horticultural grow light. A greatall-purpose bulb. |
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JWIN JVAC37 ADDITIONAL2.4 GHZ WIRELESS CAMERA TRANSMITTER FOR WIRELESS SYSTEM |
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