Classic and 100% Mycelium grow kits are produced by different manufacturers.

100% Mycelium kits are extremely nutrient-dense and have no top layer. They do not require watering.
Their grow bag is perforated and cannot retain water.

Classic grow kits are slightly cheaper, as they contain a layer of ‘topsoil’ that is not colonised by mycelium. They require watering before use, and you must keep the grow bag moist throughout the growing process.
Their grow bags are lined with HEPA filters.

No.
Sadly, magic mushrooms were banned in the Netherlands in 2007.
You can buy magic mushroom growing kits, and we’d like to encourage everyone to learn how to grow their own mushrooms. It’s fun to watch them grow and build a connection with them.
If you buy ‘magic mushrooms’ on the black market (e.g. on a street corner), they might be of poor quality or even laced with something harmful!

There are essentially three differences:
1. Magic truffles have been officially legalised as a luxury food – in stark contrast to magic mushrooms.

2. Magic truffles are a bit like the ‘little brothers and sisters’ of magic mushrooms, very similar in effect and potency. Shops that claim one type is very strong and the other weak are simply using marketing tactics and lying for profit. This is true of magic mushrooms, but not of magic truffles.

3. Truffle cells are hard and resilient, whilst mushroom cells are soft and release their active compounds easily. This means that magic truffles are particularly well-suited to microdosing, whilst high dosing requires more effort to consume; conversely, magic mushrooms are particularly easy to use for high dosing, whilst microdosing requires more effort.

However, both can be used for both microdosing and high dosing.

If you have been following the instructions and there are no mushroom pins on your kit after 14 days, please contact our support team!