1647 days ago

Fresh Oyster Mushroom, Mushroom Growing bag and Microgreens Kits

Zoe from Avonhead

Oyster Mushroom $15 for 500g;Oyster Mushroom Growing bag $25 each (you can harvest about 1kg from multiple harvests)
Microgreens kits including growing pad ( all natural materials), seeds ( different types, see picture) $4 each,
Now I can deliver fresh mushroom, growing bags and microgreens kits to your home during level 4. ( free delivery if it's close to my place, or charge reasonable fees if not) or we can arrange a contactless pickup or I can courier to you within Christchurch area for $5.5 overnight delivery courier fee.
My account: Zhe Wang 01 1844 0075197 00
Add: 385a Withells Road (front house), Avonhead. 02108375888
Harvest your own mushroom in about one week and watch them double size every day. zozosminigarden.co.nz... ( I am still in the middle of making this website, but you can read instructions.
Enjoy fresh, health and yummy.

Negotiable

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