Do it yourself mushrooms at home and in the garden

Super Ready-Mushroom Chestnut Button mushroom

Do-it-yourself button mushrooms in the home and garden in just 30 days 1)Open the bag and press down the substrate firmly until the volume is halved. 2)Spread the soil evenly and cut away the surplus nylon. Place in an enclosed space (home, cellar, etc.) at a temperature of 16-24 °C. 3)Keep the ...

MUSHROOMS CHASSEUR

Field mushrooms: choose some solid and well-closed mushrooms. Clean and soak them in cold water with some lemon juice. Oyster mushrooms: wash them under running water and cut them into thin slices. Put some oil and the cloves of garlic in a big pot, then let them cook over high flame. Add mushrooms and let them brown to avoid them drying up too much. After 5 minutes, add chopped onion, laurel and sage. When mushrooms are dry enough, add some minced tomatoes, parsley and wine. Take ...

May I cultivate boletus?

This is one of the most common FAQs: may I cultivate boletus? As we reply in the negative, people normally react skeptically. For this reason, they subsequently wonder why other types of mushrooms can be cultivated while boletus not. Although we won't face the problem from a scientific point of view, it is necessary to make a premise. First of all, it is important to clarify that the so called “edible mushrooms” ( mushrooms we can eat ) are macroscopic mushrooms; it means ...

Giuseppe Lanzi