Mushrooms are delicious, delectable, and exquisite to eat. But, the gourmet varieties, like the chanterelles, can be quite expensive and difficult to find fresh, when not in season. So, what should you do as a beginner home gardener?  If you’re fond of using mushrooms in your dishes or you’re just a big fan of mushroom…

Growing mushrooms indoors could never be easier with the latest technology. In the modern world, people all around the world can grow mushrooms utilizing what is known as coco coir. As a byproduct of coconut fiber, coco coir is becoming one of the most popular mediums for growing different plant species in hydroponics. One of…

Are you a fan of the Japanese “Enoki” mushroom? These delicious, edible mushrooms make the perfect addition to soups, salads, pizzas, pasta, and sandwiches. The Enoki mushroom is described by many Japanese as “exotic” because they are rare and hard to come by. If you would love to have an endless supply of these mushrooms,…

Just in case you didn’t know it, lobster mushrooms are unlike any other available today. This is just one of the things that have made them classically popular over the years. However, they are mushrooms that don’t just grow anywhere, making them even harder than your traditional mushrooms to procure. And, when you are lucky…

You can look up all the information you want on the maitake mushroom, but at the end of the day, you’ll find that people love it for various reasons. However, it has to be the taste, aroma, and texture that make it stand out the most amongst today’s competition. It offers an earthy and musky…

Lion’s Mane, also known as Hieracium Erinaceus, is a hardwood-loving fungi that are well-known throughout the world. It not only tastes great, but it offers a slew of medicinal benefits. When you look at everything that it offers, it is easy to understand why it is one of the favorite fungi available today. While it…

While there are a number of ways that you can go about cultivating turkey tail mushrooms, it will be the stump or log cultivation that is the easiest. You’ll want to start your grow in the late winter or early spring, right before these guys start popping up in your yard. To grow turkey tail…