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portabella mushrooms
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ok...all the info on these delicious little buggers. I have just started my interest in mushrooms and have ALWAYS liked these particular ones so why not get the scoop on em. Any takers?

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Re: portabella mushrooms [Re: erjone]
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They're pretty hard to grow, as they need a biologically active casing layer! All agaricus do, correct me anyone if I'm wrong.

Do a search on this forum; plenty of information is already posted.

Good luck!


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Re: portabella mushrooms [Re: daba]
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I saw some fruiting on grain mixed with peat moss. The hard part is making your own compost. When done properly contains mostly actinomyces, which the mycellium of the portabella then eats.


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Re: portabella mushrooms [Re: erjone]
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Clone them from the grocery store. :smile:

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Re: portabella mushrooms [Re: Effed]
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how about the regions that they are in? where do they grow? what conditions/ element?

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Re: portabella mushrooms [Re: erjone]
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They're overgrown Crimini, FYI


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Re: portabella mushrooms [Re: soochi]
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soochi said:
They're overgrown Crimini, FYI



intersting, i was under the impression that they were a mutant (giant) almond button. anyone care to clarify?

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Re: portabella mushrooms [Re: debianlinux]
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cremini are baby portabella

agaricus brunnescens


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Re: portabella mushrooms [Re: Raadt]
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thanks!

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Re: portabella mushrooms [Re: debianlinux]
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I heard that mushrooms at the grocery store cannot be cloned because they are genetically made not to be able to be cloned. anyone have any facts about this?


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Re: portabella mushrooms [Re: LTBOOMER]
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They're not "genetically modfied", per se. However, strains are often selected that won't go back to vegatative state easily once they've fruited. This is done with the highly skilled practice of "trial and error" ;-)

One issue with store bought is making sure you get a clean sample. Central, inner pieces of stalk work well.

-psy


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It may look like a button mushroom right now, but wait until you see how it grows!

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Re: portabella mushrooms [Re: psyconaut]
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i'll add that many of the strains available at the grocery store are sterile in the sense that they will not sporulate. this prevents non-clone reproduction as well as possible allergic reactions.

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Re: portabella mushrooms [Re: Effed]
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I was able to take a stem from a very fresh Portabella in the grocery store( it had some fluffy white at the base) and placed it in a container with wet cardboard. It started colonizing the cardboard with no problem. I left it growing for a few weeks, but it was during the winter and I was not prepared to go any further with it. But it is possible to get started like that.


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Re: portabella mushrooms [Re: Zodiacz]
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I've got a good oyster clone from the supermarket and seen shitake and buttons done too.

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