Transform your garden into a mushroom-growing oasis! In this video, we'll walk through the process of propagating mushrooms in your garden, from nursery to harvest. 🍄 🌲 Learn about the benefits of growing mushrooms in your garden, including soil health and delicious, homegrown food. Discover how to inoculate sawdust with wine cap mushrooms (Stropharia rugosoannulata). Learn how to propagate oyster and shiitake mushrooms in your garden. See how to integrate mushrooms into your annual garden bed

Whose shiitake logs are starting to grow for the first time this month? We set up this time-lapse video of our logs growing over a few days. Each frame of the video was taken in 10 minute intervals. The logs were inoculated 1.5 years ago with North Spore sawdust spawn and should continue to produce for many more years! Definitely the best / most cost and labor efficient way of producing edible mushrooms at home over the long-run. Go ahead and share the video if you think it's cool!! Visit https:

Shiitake log season doesn’t end when the temps drop! Many growers across the Pacific Northwest (like Fascinated By Fungi here), Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, and upper Midwest can successfully inoculate logs well into winter, as long as the wood isn’t frozen solid. Cool weather actually helps. Freshly cut hardwood stays hydrated longer, competitor fungi are less active, and your Shiitake spawn gets a clean head start. Just drill, fill, and seal your logs, then let them colonize in a shaded spot until