My Mini Indoor Mushroom Farm

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DevilsBrew

Minister of Fire
Apr 21, 2013
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My close friend is a mushroom farmer and has spent thousands for his set up. This cost me about $45. It has more than paid for itself already.

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Nice setup - might try indoors. My outdoor bella bed seems to be taken over by shaggy manes. Have oyster and shitake logs and stumps going, though.
Skunked on morels this morning.:(
 
Shaggy Manes are good, need to pick and use them quickly. They come up every fall in an old driveway areas.
 
Found a ton of a reputedly easy to grow species called "Garden giant" or "Winecap". Color of cap and gills, and unique toothed ring are good indicators.
Planted the stumps, mycelia and some mulch from the find in a new mulch bed. [Hearth.com] My Mini Indoor Mushroom Farm
 
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