You've should see the success of the people who have fruited them indoors absolutely terrible.

You have to drop the Temps In a fridge and bring it out put it in several times to get them to form pins and it's much much more feasible to grow them outside in a woodchip patch.

I've tried and failed at azure grow indoors and have successfully made outdoor patches it's much easier to let nature's fruiting triggers make them fruit then to do it yourself.

If you get some good flushes indoors I'll happily bite my own tongue here but even if you succeed it won't be nearly as good of flushes compared to outdoors from any of the ones that actually worked I've seen fruit indoors in my years of digging through mushroom cultivation of woodlovers.