Watch a short video to see the assembly in action.

• Open the package carefully and verify all components are present.
• Assemble on a smooth, flat surface.
• No tools required.

• 1 × Grow Chamber Base
• 4 × Chamber Brackets
• 4 × Side Panels
• 1 × Top Panel
• LED Light Bar (with cable)
• Power Cable (USB-C)
• Quick Start Card

Remove all contents and verify them against the included components list.

Confirm each bracket is pre-assembled. If any came apart during shipping, align the three protruding lines with the matching holes and press firmly until they lock.

Place one bracket in each corner of the base. They should stand straight up to form four vertical supports.

• Remove the protective film from each panel.
• Identify the "UP" marking on each panel.
• Slide each panel into the grooves between the brackets.
• Ensure panels are fully seated with the tops level to the bracket edges.

This step can be snug, patience helps. Position the top panel over the brackets, starting at one corner and pressing to secure. Work around the perimeter, locking small sections until completely secured.

Two USB ports are located on the side:

• USB-A (left), connects the LED light
• USB-C (right), connects power

Note: A USB-A power adapter block is not included. Any standard USB-A power adapter will work.

Download the Lykyn app from the Apple App Store or Google Play and follow the in-app pairing instructions.

When finished, your Lykyn Grow Chamber is ready. Start your first grow in the app and let the system handle the environment.

Clean the fan filter after every harvest.

• Remove the top cover of the fan.
• Take out the filter and wash it under water.
• Let it dry completely before placing it back.

The filter can be reused as long as it is in good condition. If it is worn out or damaged, you can order a replacement.

• Unplug the device from the power outlet first.
• If there are mushrooms inside, move them out of the chamber.
• Clean the base thoroughly with a sterile cleaner and dry it well.
• Empty the inner water tank, clean it, and dry it completely.
• Close the chamber back up, your device is ready to use again.

This is the most common concern, and in most cases the device is working as expected.

The humidifier uses a piezo atomizer with a cotton wick that draws water up to the piezo surface. When you first power on the device, the wick is still dry, so no mist is produced, and running the atomizer dry can also damage it over time.

To get it working:

• Make sure the water tank is filled and the cotton wick is in place, touching the piezo from below.
• Give the wick a few minutes to soak up water before expecting mist.
• If you want to start it faster, place a single drop of water directly onto the piezo surface to prime it.

If the unit was run for a long time with a dry wick, the piezo may have already been damaged. In that case, contact support for a replacement.

After several grow cycles, spores and mineral deposits can clog the small hole on the piezo surface, blocking the mist.

To clean it:

• Unplug the device first.
• Use a cotton swab (Q-tip) or similar soft tool, ideally with a sterile cleaner.
• Gently clean the piezo hole, do not press hard or use anything sharp.
• Let it dry before plugging the device back in.

Regular cleaning between harvests helps prevent this issue.

This is not a bug. It is an intentional safety measure.

When the ambient temperature is already high, the LED light adds even more heat in two ways: it radiates heat onto the mushrooms, and the light itself heats up. To protect your grow and the hardware, the light automatically turns off above 25°C and resumes once the temperature drops back into a safe range.

If you see the light off while the temperature is high, the system is working as intended.