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The're not like plants, they get no energy from the light but some blue light apparently promotes morphosis and mushroom growth.
cubensis do not grow where I live but I suspect that in nature, do they not grow in broad daylight in the middle of a cow field? I don't think sunshine will hurt them as long as it doesn't get to hot.
I know a guy who put his pinning cakes outside to grow and the mushrooms grew way bigger. I'm not sure if it was a combination of more fresh air or more sunshine but it defiantely made a difference.
I totally agree with emetheus on his last 2 post. you could try having it a little ways to one side of a window with a curtain. it's not direct sunlight and if you can see em then there's planty of light. this is not pot growing 101.
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