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Old 05-03-2003, 08:51 PM
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Default How do I promote tree fungus?


I want good tree fungus......

Either way, I have a kinda big tree stump in my front yard that I would
love to see with some shelf fungus and other kinds of pretty and usefull
fungus on it.

Any tips or pointers?

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Old 05-03-2003, 10:15 PM
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There are several companies that sell mushroom plugs (dowels or compressed
sawdust innoculated with mushroom spawn) for growing shiitake, oyster, and
other types of mushrooms. You drill holes in the stump (or log) and pound
in the plugs. A recent issue of PPP (People, Plants, Places, New England
edition) had an article. Do a web search for mushroom spawn or mushroom
plugs.

One caveat: any existing fungi will inhibit the growth of your mushrooms.
But supposedly, these things will bear for years if they get started without
competition.


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Subject: How do I promote tree fungus?


I want good tree fungus......

Either way, I have a kinda big tree stump in my front yard that I would
love to see with some shelf fungus and other kinds of pretty and usefull
fungus on it.

Any tips or pointers?

=will=


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Old 06-03-2003, 12:51 AM
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http://www.fungi.com/

Dawn Burgess wrote:

There are several companies that sell mushroom plugs (dowels or compressed
sawdust innoculated with mushroom spawn) for growing shiitake, oyster, and
other types of mushrooms. You drill holes in the stump (or log) and pound
in the plugs. A recent issue of PPP (People, Plants, Places, New England
edition) had an article. Do a web search for mushroom spawn or mushroom
plugs.

One caveat: any existing fungi will inhibit the growth of your mushrooms.
But supposedly, these things will bear for years if they get started without
competition.

From: (will)
Organization: WebTV Subscriber
Newsgroups: rec.gardens
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 2003 14:29:44 -0600 (CST)
Subject: How do I promote tree fungus?


I want good tree fungus......

Either way, I have a kinda big tree stump in my front yard that I would
love to see with some shelf fungus and other kinds of pretty and usefull
fungus on it.

Any tips or pointers?

=will=


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