Laws: The Evolving Legal Landscape of Microscopy Spores
Legal Status of Microscopy Spores by State (August 2025 Update) Disclaimer (Updated August 2025): This state-by-state breakdown is for educational […]
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How to Use a Monotub for Mushroom Cultivation: A Simple Guide
Monotubs are one of the easiest, most effective ways to grow mushrooms at home. Whether you’re new to growing or
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The “Psychedelic” Mushrooms Sold at Gas Stations: What You Need to Know About Amanita Muscaria
If you’ve been to a gas station or smoke shop lately, you’ve probably seen products marketed as “psychedelic mushrooms.” Despite
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The Ultimate Guide to Mushroom Substrates: What You Need to Know
When it comes to growing mushrooms, substrate is everything. It’s the foundation your mushrooms rely on for nutrients, moisture, and
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Inoculating a Grain Bag: The First Step to Growing Mushrooms
How to Inoculate a Grain Bag (Using Live Culture) Inoculating a grain bag is the first step in gourmet mushroom
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Scaling Your Mushroom Grow: The Power of Grain-to-Grain Transfers
What Is Grain-to-Grain Transfer (G2G)? If you’re serious about gourmet mushroom cultivation, grain-to-grain transfer (G2G) is a game-changer. Instead of
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All-in-One Grow Bag Troubleshooting Guide | Fix Common Issues
All-In-One Grow Bag Troubleshooting GuideAll-in-one grow bags make mushroom cultivation simple—but like any grow method, things don’t always go perfectly.
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Wine Cap (Stropharia rugosoannulata)
Appearance: Large, robust with reddish-brown caps and thick white stems. Flavor Profile: Earthy, slightly nutty. Growth Conditions:Substrate: Straw, wood chips,
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White Button Mushroom (Agaricus bisporus)
Appearance: Small to medium size, round white caps, the most commonly consumed mushroom globally. Flavor Profile: Mild, earthy. Growth Conditions:Substrate:
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Velvet Pioppino (also known as Agrocybe aegerita or Black Poplar Mushroom)
Appearance: Smooth, velvety caps ranging from dark brown to black with sturdy, elongated stems. Flavor Profile: Robust, woodsy. Growth Conditions:Substrate: