Grow Wine Cap Mushrooms at Home! Gardening Ideas! 

I ordered these last SUMMER! Not the best timing as the temp was consistently over 100 F and we were in a drought. I was clueless when I ordered but once they arrived, I figured there was nothing to lose so I went ahead and inoculated my wood chips. I watered daily for the first couple weeks. This spring we’ve been shocked with the abundance! Mushroom omelettes, mushroom quiches, mushroom soups, I’ve even sautéed and frozen some. These are FANTASTIC and super easy to grow!

After button mushroom me knowing about wine cap is wonderful. A new elegant look to my veggie garden.

Ordered a bag from you guys last year and have been using myceliated mulch from my orginal bed to inoculate the rest of my garden and now i have more than i can eat, best 25$ (+shipping) I've ever spent.

Mine have gotten enormous in my straw bed

Do you ship internationally? More specifically, to Colombia. I am highly interested in a lot of varieties but they are extremely difficult to get in my country and I'm worried that they'll arrive in bad shape

this is a good idea. thanks for sharing.

So a good winter time mushroom since I live in Vegas.

I have hemp mulch. Would that work for wine caps and other mushrooms?

Where do I score some hardwood chips?

There's a way you can like grind one up in water creating tons of spores and then use that wat to make like 100 mushrooms from a single one. I don't remember the whole thing but that's the jist of it.

Can I use dirty pine shavings from my chicken coop? Or would I need to let it compost the manure for a long time like with a regular garden? I have no idea how old the pine shavings are upon purchase. I get the big bags at tractor supply that are for animal bedding/litter.

I'm wondering, could these be grown in chicken bedding that been composting, or used rabbit hay? I'm new to mushrooms and haven't yet attempted to grow any, so sorry if that's a dumb question.

Question, I tried growing in my home but the humidity is awful, I took mush bags and planted in area behind my barn. Mushrooms growing in spot I planted, do you think they are edible?

Can you get multiple flushes this way?

Can u use mulch as a substrate in the garden? Also we have like 100 plus heat here in nevada xD

So, I am beginner at this and I have something of a stupid question... 😅 I have a circular garden bed at the base of a large old Water Oak, and in this bed I grow Elephant Ears and Shampoo Ginger. During the winter, I insulate the dormant roots with a heavy layer of leaves to protect them from the cold, but they take a long time to break down and I figured inoculating the site with mushrooms may improve soil quality while simultaneously breaking down the leaves over the course of winter, and since I am still very new to this, I do not know a lot about how mushrooms work. So, as for my question: I know they rather like to consume straw, and Ginger is technically a grass, so... could the Wine Cap Mycelium potentially do any harm to my dormant Shampoo Ginger roots by feeding on them, or am I worried over nothing? 🤔🤔🤔

Can you give them shade with Solar PV roofs? Want to cut down on electricity costs

How often should it be watered?

I'm not a big fan of normal store mushrooms. How do these compare?

So if you let sum fully grow to spread spores and always have them grow

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Does it continue to produce?

I was full of hope but didn’t work for me last year 😢

can we buy wine caps to the grocery stores then plant directly to the substrate?

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One time i accidentally grew a mushroom at the bottom of my money tree lol

Need this seed 🙏

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Or do it the real way and start in the beginning with agar

I dont know where to get myselium?

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You can't grow them well when you have dogs that disrespect everything! Also... winecaps are a bit bland.

This isn't what I meant when I asked for shrooms