Growing Mushrooms in Outdoor Garden Beds Using Mushroom Garden Kit

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Our Elm Oyster Mushroom Garden Kit is here! This kit is specifically formulated for growers who want to produce their own mushrooms using inexpensive locally available substrates. This series of tutorials educate the future mushroom growers using a simple to follow step-by-step set of instructions and growing tips. The second of these tutorials shows you how to grow your own Elm Oyster mushrooms in an outdoor bed designated for mushroom or in the mulch layer of a vegetable garden. Happy Growing!

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There are several ideas to try
pick the best variety - there are many available.
grow them in the right environment - some such as oyster muchrooms like cool humid conditions and may be placed outside (I discovered these and the reasons they work from gregs mushroom grower website )

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hi, i live here in the Philippines. I know there are mass producers of mushroom here that uses rice hay. But I'm not aware if there are products here like your mushroom kit for those who want to grow mushroom in different containers in our backyards. Is it possible to order from you, and how much is your mushroom kit? Thanks

After you consume the first flush do you put the tarp back over the bed (in between flushes?)

Very interesting video! I'm curious with a bed like this and in shade can you produce mushrooms year round?

The seeds in the hay have a lot of nitrogen which encourages contamination. Check the local feed stores for a bale of straw.
Happy Growing!

Can I use hay instead of straw?

Yes, we have grown on dried leaves! Be sure they are thoroughly dehydrated before using them (even though you will be wetting them when you install your bed, fully drying them first is necessary) and if you can, shred them first it will work much better.

Great detailed video! Really enjoined it! Do you think dry leaves can be used instead of the straw? Thank you!

Cool !

Thank you so much for sharing
Elm Oyster mushroom do you have to boil with hot water straw ?

did you sterilize the media?

Could I use a plastic tarp instead of cardboard for the bottom liner?

can you mix mulch, straw together. Do you recommend coffee grounds in the this mix, or to add to the water when you are sterilizing at 170 degrees?

where can i get the seed ( mushroom spawn)

Great video, thank you for sharing all this information. Very fascinating.