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On Mon, 20 Sep 2004 13:50:56 GMT, "Claire Petersky"
wrote: I have some older oyster mushrooms that are a little too far gone to eat. I'd like to cultivate them. When I did a google search on the topic, I either got instructions that were very complicated, or hits for people selling kits. I don't care about sure-fire methods, so having something complex is not worth it. I need something relatively simple that has a chance of working, as opposed to excellent chance of working. Any suggestions or URLs you could recommend? You can grow the dam' things on newspaper, or rather in newspaper- stuffed cardboard boxes . . . . Then IIRC you induce fruiting by tossing the boxes in water for a day or so, and allowing them to drain. They're (wonderfully) meaty, so I imagine the yield in terms of caps per pound of newspaper is probably pretty low. -- ..sigzip* |
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