Mini Mushroom Farm - Grow Instructions
Step 1: Check for air holes
In most cases we will have put holes in the bag. If it hasn’t, contact us for instructions.
Step 4: Mist
The secret to good mushrooms is high humidity. So, mist, and MIST again. You really can’t overdo it. But… (click link)
Step 2: Place the farm in the ideal location
The best location is INDOORS in any location that is naturally humid, or you can easily keep moist. A bathroom or laundry is perfect. It...
Step 5: Watch your mushrooms grow!
Your tiny-farm is a fast grower. After about 10 to 14 days of receiving the bag, you should see the baby mushrooms emerging. During winter in may...
Step 3: Give your mini farm plenty of air
Another secret for success is making sure your mushrooms get plenty of O2 (as in oxygen). If CO2 starts building up, say if its in a fairly...
Step 6: Harvest, eat, and enjoy!
It takes about 4 days from the baby mushrooms first appearing, to be ready for harvest. When they look ready PICK! Simply pluck or use a sharp...
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Increases Your Vitamin D
Simply leaving freshly cut mushrooms in direct sunlight will significantly boost their Vit D. content.
Boosts Your Immune System
Mushrooms are loaded with a proven ability to boost your immune system
Gives You Antioxidants
Mushrooms have high amounts of the ergothioneine and glutathione
Fun Mushroom Facts
- Mushrooms are made up of around 90% water.
- Mushrooms have their own immune system.
- Earth was covered by giant mushrooms before trees overtook the land.
- The mushroom is a very nutritious food. Differing species can be a good source of vitamin B along with essential minerals such as copper and potassium. While fat, carbohydrates and salt content is very low.
- There are a few mushroom varieties found in the wild that are highly poisonous. A number of these look like common edible species, therefore it can be risky collecting them.
