Beginner companies have been venturing to cultivate edible fungus, and supply the market a variety of freshly-grown options. This business may seem complicated and extensive, but it’s not. In total, there are 3 phases. First, you need to make compost. A short guide to growing mushrooms is provided below. The answer could also be vague to how you can grow magic mushrooms. Can you overdose on shrooms.

The Compost
To grow your mushrooms, you must prepare an humus. The ingredients will have to be soaked and mixed. The stacking and piling is the most difficult part. To build a pile of compost, the ingredients need to be stacked in a square shape. The edges should be as close together as possible while leaving the middle thick and open. Turning the materials with a compost turner is one way to compost. For materials you can use manure from horses. Pour a thick, soil-absorbable paste as the material passes through the turner spray water. Preparing synthetic compost with nitrogen and gypsum supplements will keep the process less messy. The aerobic fermentation process begins after a bit of aeration. At the end, the pasteurization process is carried out in order to get rid of any living organisms such as nematodes.

Spawning
Once the mushrooms have reached their full size, they begin to produce microscopic seeds which is how the fungal multiplies. It isn’t recommended for a mushroom grower to do this because the results are unpredictable. A vegetative propagation will be used to guarantee the multiplicity. A second process is to make the spawn. To make the spawn, you will need millet flour, chalk and sterilised drinking water. After the mixture has been prepared add a small amount of mycelium. The mycelium is colonized and produces what we call spawn. After being refrigerated, the spawn will be kept for months to store for later use. Later it can also be spread over the compost, and mixed in.