Growing mushrooms on logs

How to grow specialty mushrooms like shiitake, oyster, and wine cap in your backyard. Growing mushrooms is easier than you might think!

Have you ever tried growing mushrooms at home? These are Wine Cap mushrooms, or Stropharia rugosoannulata, grown in woodchip paths between my garden beds, but another way to grow mushrooms at home is by innoculating logs to stack in a shady areas. If you have access to fresh cut wood, this is a great time of year to be setting up innoculated logs with the species of your choice! Read more about this process on our blog here…

We outline 5 of the best mushrooms to grow on logs, including their preferred method of cultivation, substrate, flavor profile and interesting facts about each species

Add mushroom growing to your homestead with this guide to grow mushrooms at home. Use your local wood, and hardy mushroom varieties for best results.

Mushrooms: they're versatile, they're delicious, and they're extremely simple to grow in your yard or garden. We have a mushroom growing method that's so simple, you have no excuse not to try it out. All you need is a log or tree stump, some mushroom starter, and a couple of basic tools. And you will

Mushroom growing is fun and satisfying, and can be done almost anywhere. Growing mushrooms from plugs on logs tends to take more time than growing them from sawdust, but has the added benefit of growing

Match your mushrooms to their preferred type of tree! Learn about species compatibility with this easy-to-use chart to help with log inoculation.

Learn to grow your own delicious mushrooms using hardwood logs. Step by step instruction and special tips for success, including ideal tree species.

Learn how to grow lions mane mushrooms, and enjoy these tasty, toothed, gourmet mushrooms at home. Lions mane mushrooms are a fun wild mushroom to forage for, and a safe and fun mushroom to grow at home, on logs or in sawdust. These mushrooms have a distinctive flavor, slightly sea-food like, and look like fuzzy pom-poms.

There are three primary ways to grow mushrooms at home at kit, in a container or on a log. Lets go over all 3 way and pick what will work