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Grow your own Nameko Mushrooms (Pholiota nameko) These are Japan's second most popular cultivated mushroom. The Nameko has a strong flavor, some report they slight taste similar to that of cashews. This mushroom kit yields one to two pounds of mushrooms. A 50-65 F environment is best for cultivation. Certified Organic!

Logs inoculated with Shiitake or Oyster mushroom spawn can be placed either horizontally on pallets or cinder blocks, or placed vertically with one end buried in the ground to help draw moisture from the soil up into the log . Logs inoculated with Reishi mushroom spawn need to be buried horizontally in the ground to a depth of about two-thirds of their diameter. Burying them in hardwood sawdust rather than soil will provide the necessary moisture buffer while helping to slow the decay of the wood...

Grow your own edible Organic Shiitake Mushrooms. Great mushrooms for all your Chinese and Japanese dishes. Shiitake mushrooms are touted for both their delicious taste and health benefits. These mushrooms can be dried or pickled. Your Shiitake mushrooms can be harvested at 2 week intervals for up to 16 weeks. A 50 to 80 F environment is best for cultivation. Certified Organic! The Shiitake Mushroom Kit will produce 2 or 3 pounds of mushrooms over a 12 to16 week period, in crops that will spring forth in approximately...

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The Lion’s Mane (Hericium erinaceus) produces cascading, icicle-like clusters that can grow to the size of baseballs or larger. A 65–75° F environment is needed for this kit. Edible and choice, this mushroom imparts a lobster-like flavor when cooked with butter and onions.

The Garden Giant™ (Stropharia rugoso-annulata) grows equally well in beds of hardwood chips and on straw within the garden, especially between rows of corn and amongst leafy vegetables. In the process, your garden will flourish from nutrients released by this monster mushroom. These giant, burgundy-colored mushrooms are low-maintenance and fruit in temperatures as low as 40° F and as high as 90° F. Once inoculated, beds of the Garden Giant™ (also known as King Stropharia) take 4-12 months to fruit...

Ganoderma lucidum, known as Reishi by the Japanese and Ling Chi by the Chinese, has long been sought after for its beneficial properties. Ling Chi is perhaps the most well renowned of all the medicinal fungi, represented in Asian art for thousands of years. Reputed to have many health stimulating properties, Western studies are increasingly authenticating what Eastern cultures have known for thousands of years that this mushroom stimulates the body's immune system. A 70-80 F environment is ideal. Once grown...

Weird Science! Here is a great mushroom for biology teachers and students. This mushroom (Pleurotus tuberregium) produces a large potato-like sclerotium, which can be planted into sand, and soon germinates with a spike-like protuberance which metamorphoses into a fruitbody similar in appearance to an Oyster mushroom. Originating from Nigeria, this unique mushroom is edible when young but not when mature due to its toughness. Not necessarily a culinary mushroom, this kit is a great species for demonstrating...