Harvest mushroom. In the next five to seven days, the young mushrooms will begin to germinate. Continue to soak them in water and should be doubled in size each day. Once the mushroom cups have begun to turn slightly, they are ready to be harvested. [6]
When the mushrooms have stopped growing, plant outdoor mushrooms under the bark or compost and new mushrooms may grow, depending on the weather.

Mungus Mushrooms

Using Alternative Growth Methods

Grow kite mushrooms. For beginners, growing a ready-made kits can be a fun, easy way to produce your own mushrooms. These kits usually contain plastic bags full of sterile, grass-soaked grass or soil. All you need to do is keep the bag in good condition and in 7 to 10 days you will have mushrooms growing at home.

• Kits will usually cost between $ 20 and $ 30 and can be used to grow many common mushroom varieties such as white button, crimini, portobello, lion's mane, shiitake, and oyster mushrooms.
• To start the growth process, simply open the bag and place it in a bright place, out of direct sunlight - like a shady window. The kit can be stored at room temperature, but will need to be soaked in water daily to keep the humidity high. Some kits will provide plastic magic mushrooms canada to cover the bag and maintain humidity levels.
• Mushrooms will begin to germinate after seven to ten days, but you can expect to see two or three sprouts grow in about three months.
  The good thing about these kits is that once they have finished producing the mushrooms, you can bury them outside under a mulch mulch or in your compost heap. Then, depending on the weather, mushrooms may begin to emerge from the area.

Grow mushrooms

• With a stick. Another exciting way to grow certain mushrooms - such as Reishi, Maitake, Lion's Mane, Shiitake, Pearl and Phoenix Oyster - comes from wood. This is done by injecting solid wood logs with birch plugs completely covered with mushroom mycelium. These plugs are also available online and from professional mushroom suppliers.
• The first thing you need to do is find a suitable log for growing mushrooms. The logs should be cut from hardwoods, such as maple, poplar, oak, and elm. They should be 3 or 4 feet (0.9 or 1.2 m) long and not more than 14 ”wide. The logs should be cut at least two weeks before attaching, to allow the natural anti-fungal properties of the wood to deteriorate.

To make a colony of 3 to 4 feet (0.9 to 1.2 m), you will need about 50 plugs. To install the plugs, use a 5/16 drill bit to make 2 "deep holes with a diamond pattern over the entire log. The holes should be separated by about 4" separately. Insert birch plugs into the holes and touch with a hammer to fully insert.
If you plan to leave the logs outside you may need to cover the holes with cheese or bex wax to protect the plugs from pests and bad weather. If you plan to keep a log indoors, garage or underground, this is usually not necessary.

In time, the mushroom mycelium will spread from birch plugs throughout the log, until every piece of wood has been colonized. Once fully colonized, mushrooms will begin to grow in the cracks in the logs. This usually takes between 9 and 12 months, but magic mushrooms canada on the temperature and humidity, the mushrooms should return year after year.