Posted by chrisc5 (03/23/23 11:47 AM)
Hey gang. Trying P. Cyanescens for the first time, spawned on rye, growing in a shoe tray in Masters Mix with a little horse dung mixed in. Colonized quickly, once the mycelium pretty much covered the surface I cased with coco coir. The mycelium grew thru the casing and pretty much covered it again, no pins. I cased it again (very thin), and the same thing happened. Anything I can do to encourage fruiting?
Posted by EDDIEO (12/01/16 11:25 AM)
i  grow  mushrooms  outside  for  40 yrs  .  i  use  pro-mix  manure .and  brown  pine  needles/  chopped  up in  the  spring.  try  it. 
Posted by newbeshroomer (07/15/16 12:40 PM)
Has anyone every tried to maintain continual growth. What I mean by that is not having to start with new cakes or cultivated sub-straight each time. but rather keeping clean food and letting new spores drop. and keeping an ideal growth environment?
 
Posted by steelreserve (04/23/14 10:39 AM)
thanks
Posted by jmrbug96 (03/13/13 06:55 PM)
How do I grow woodlovers (psilocybe cyanescens, psilocybe azurescens, psilocybe cyanofriscosa, etc...) indoors in a fruiting chamber? Is it  possible to make a substrate inside a jar with woodchips amd vermiculite or something and grow the woodlovers on cakes in a fruiting chamber? I definitely don't want to grow them outside. Somebody please let me know. I would really appreciate it. Thanks!