So we invited over some friends who helped us make mushroom logs with mycelium of Lions Mane mushrooms. Thanks Sam & Zack!! I can't wait for the mushroom flush!
The next kind of mushroom mycelium is the Almond Agaricus that we layered into composted cow manure in a big tub. The reason for this is that this variety is temperature sensitive. So if the weather report says it is going below 35 degrees, we will have to move it in, probably to our basement, as I would like for this to last for years.
We already have blue oyster mycelium in the horse trough and white oyster mycelium on the ground. As we put them all near each other, I will be able to check on them all at the same time.
On another note, this weekend we were walking some property with our friends Gwen and Gary. We were delighted to find some white oyster mushrooms growing on a log. We found another round fungus of some sort that we did not recognize, but it looked interesting. Life is sooo good!
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