Comments on: Mushroom Grow Kits http://savebygardening.com/home-and-garden/mushroom-grow-kits/ Click on the Individual Category for Information Wed, 10 Nov 2010 01:58:01 -0500 hourly 1 By: LeBleu http://savebygardening.com/home-and-garden/mushroom-grow-kits/comment-page-1/#comment-669 LeBleu Fri, 22 Jan 2010 20:13:33 +0000 http://savebygardening.com/?p=579#comment-669 This is a mushroom patch created by people with passion and love for fungus, it goes outside of the usual monetary parameters. Read the books by Stamets, study their products, celebrate their work and research into mushrooms by buying into a piece of their knowledge. When these are not growing at home, venture into your local forest and enjoy the local harvest. A bargain at twice the price. This is a mushroom patch created by people with passion and love for fungus, it goes outside of the usual monetary parameters. Read the books by Stamets, study their products, celebrate their work and research into mushrooms by buying into a piece of their knowledge. When these are not growing at home, venture into your local forest and enjoy the local harvest. A bargain at twice the price.

]]> By: Jonas http://savebygardening.com/home-and-garden/mushroom-grow-kits/comment-page-1/#comment-668 Jonas Thu, 21 Jan 2010 08:38:32 +0000 http://savebygardening.com/?p=579#comment-668 I've purchased a similar mushroom log in the past. This one is much larger, producing a bounty of mushrooms very quickly. One recommendation: After the first step of submerging the log in water for about 10 hours, you may want to put it in the basement for a few days. There is a ripe, musty odor in the first few days. The mushrooms grew much faster than the instructions predicted. No odors after the first few days. For me, it was a good way to "garden" during a cold New England winter. I’ve purchased a similar mushroom log in the past. This one is much larger, producing a bounty of mushrooms very quickly. One recommendation: After the first step of submerging the log in water for about 10 hours, you may want to put it in the basement for a few days. There is a ripe, musty odor in the first few days. The mushrooms grew much faster than the instructions predicted. No odors after the first few days. For me, it was a good way to “garden” during a cold New England winter.

]]> By: Utomo http://savebygardening.com/home-and-garden/mushroom-grow-kits/comment-page-1/#comment-667 Utomo Tue, 19 Jan 2010 21:03:34 +0000 http://savebygardening.com/?p=579#comment-667 My log developed mold spots on it (due to excess humidity?). I wrote to the seller to ask for advice and to see if I could salvage it(at the email address that came with the log) and never heard back. I ended up tossing out the whole thing. A waste of money. :-(<br /><br />The log did grow a large amount of mushrooms (though, again, inedible because contaminated by mold.) My log developed mold spots on it (due to excess humidity?). I wrote to the seller to ask for advice and to see if I could salvage it(at the email address that came with the log) and never heard back. I ended up tossing out the whole thing. A waste of money. :-(

The log did grow a large amount of mushrooms (though, again, inedible because contaminated by mold.)

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