The water that penetrates inside the nylon bag through the holes is the right quantity.
You can do that with Pleutorus mushroom, whereas the other types of mushroom need light.
They are small wooden rolls on which mycelium mushroom has been planted. You do this type of cultivation on newly cut trunks of poplar, willow or other broad-leaved trees (never use old trunks because they could have gone mouldy). The growing technique is quite simple: drill some holes on the wooden trunk at a distance of 15-20 cm one from the other (they must have a diameter of 8 mm). Then plant the spawn cloves in the holes with a hammer. Incubate the wooden trunk in a plastic bag at a temperature 20-25 °C for about 3 months. Then, it must be buried 2/3 lengthwise in a dark corner or inside a vase in a basement (at a temperature between 8 °C and 25 °C). Here, they will produce mushrooms both in spring and autumn. Mushrooms start to appear after 4-8 months from the moment when you saw the seeds. It will last then for 3-4 years. The wooden trunk and/or the spraw always have to be wet.
Mushrooms of interest: Shiitake, Two toned pholiota, Golden mushroom, horn-like pleurotus, Oyster mushroom
The compost must always be wet. It is difficult to say how often you need to water it: do it once every two days if the environment is wet, otherwise water it even twice a day.
Mushrooms of interest: Cultivated white mushroom, Shaggy ink-cap, Shiitake, Two toned pholiota, Golden mushroom, horn-like pleurotus, Oyster eryngii, Mushroom of eryngo, Oyster mushroom, Love mushroom, Portobello Mushroom
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