How to Grow Hydroponic Mushrooms
Purchase a mushroom growing kit from your local gardening supply store., Immerse the mushroom block in a container of cold water., Allow the block to soak for several hours., Place the container in a dark, cool spot., Harvest your crop of...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Purchase a mushroom growing kit from your local gardening supply store.
Kits are blocks of compressed sawdust that have been saturated with mushroom seeds. -
Step 2: Immerse the mushroom block in a container of cold water.
Make sure it is completely immersed; allow several inches of water to cover the top of the block. , The mushroom block has to be thoroughly saturated. , The temperature should range between 60ºF and 75ºF (15.6ºC to
23.8ºC). , Most hydroponic mushrooms are ready for harvesting in 3 to 5 days. , Immerse the block in cold water and allow it to get thoroughly saturated before you place it in a dark, cool spot. , The number of times you can reuse your block will depend on how much time it takes for the nutrients to become depleted. , You can then start the process over with a new mushroom kit. -
Step 3: Allow the block to soak for several hours.
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Step 4: Place the container in a dark
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Step 5: cool spot.
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Step 6: Harvest your crop of mushrooms.
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Step 7: Let the sawdust block rest for a week and then repeat the process.
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Step 8: Reuse the sawdust block each week until you are no longer getting a good harvest.
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Step 9: Toss the sawdust block in your compost pile when it no longer produces mushrooms.
Detailed Guide
Kits are blocks of compressed sawdust that have been saturated with mushroom seeds.
Make sure it is completely immersed; allow several inches of water to cover the top of the block. , The mushroom block has to be thoroughly saturated. , The temperature should range between 60ºF and 75ºF (15.6ºC to
23.8ºC). , Most hydroponic mushrooms are ready for harvesting in 3 to 5 days. , Immerse the block in cold water and allow it to get thoroughly saturated before you place it in a dark, cool spot. , The number of times you can reuse your block will depend on how much time it takes for the nutrients to become depleted. , You can then start the process over with a new mushroom kit.
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