
A Living Sculpture That Grows Almost By Itself
A Self-Sustaining Microclimate
The enclosed dome traps evaporating moisture, creating a warm, humid pocket that keeps your Reishi thriving with only a quick daily air lift.
A Sealed Barrier Against Mold
Because the dome stays closed instead of open like block kits, airborne mold spores have far less chance to reach your growing Reishi.
Hardy Reishi, Ready From Day One
Your Reishi arrives already colonized in its base, a hardy species built to tolerate everyday room conditions with ease.
Watch Every Stage Take Shape
The clear dome lets you check on pinning and antler growth anytime without lifting the lid or disturbing the microclimate inside.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What if my MycoDome doesn't grow?
What if my MycoDome doesn't grow?
MycoDome ships pre-colonized, and Reishi is a hardy, forgiving species, so a full no-grow is rare. If you see no pins after several weeks, check that the dome gets its daily air lift and sits away from cold drafts or direct heat.
What's the difference between oyster kits and MycoDome?
What's the difference between oyster kits and MycoDome?
Oyster kits fruit fast in an open bag and need daily misting, with spores going everywhere. MycoDome grows medicinal Reishi inside a sealed dome that holds its own humidity, so upkeep stays minimal and the mess stays contained.
How often do I water my Reishi?
How often do I water my Reishi?
After the first mist to activate the base, MycoDome needs very little watering. Lift the dome for a brief daily air exchange; the enclosed moisture usually keeps the substrate humid enough on its own.
What temperature and light does MycoDome need?
What temperature and light does MycoDome need?
MycoDome does well in normal indoor room temperatures, away from direct sun, radiators, or AC vents. Indirect light is enough since Reishi doesn't need bright light to develop its antler shape.
Will spores from MycoDome bother my apartment?
Will spores from MycoDome bother my apartment?
Because Reishi grows inside a closed dome instead of an open bag, spore release stays far more contained than with typical oyster kits. Most apartment growers keep it on a shelf or desk without any issue.
Is the white fuzz on the base mycelium or mold?
Is the white fuzz on the base mycelium or mold?
White, fuzzy growth spreading evenly is healthy mycelium settling in, completely normal early on. Green, black, or pink patches are contamination; scrape them away and keep an eye on the spot.
How long until I see Reishi growth in MycoDome?
How long until I see Reishi growth in MycoDome?
Most growers notice the first small pins within a couple of weeks under normal room conditions. From there, the antler-shaped Reishi keeps developing for several more weeks into its full sculptural form.
How long can I store MycoDome before starting it?
How long can I store MycoDome before starting it?
MycoDome is a live, pre-colonized product, so it's best started soon after it arrives rather than left in the box. If you need to wait, keep it somewhere cool and dark until you're ready to mist and set up the dome.