How to Make Mushroom Spawn from Wild Fungi 

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In the sample that had the mushrooms fruiting it was aspen. We've tried others and they take a REALLY LONG TIME. Lion's Mane is a slow growing fungus the way it is, so it's best to use a vigorous spawn. Same goes for Chicken.

Hi, YES it works at least I got success with store bought oyster mushrooms.

Assuming I pasteurize the straw and use the cardboard spawn in a layering fashion?

@@EmiRules It depends on the mushroom- if you're using oyster, then in all likelihood yes!

you could try it, but it is much less likely to work due to them being less aggressive than oyster mushrooms

Unfortunately I do not have any information on that subject

@@FieldandForestProducts thanks

It's worth a shot, but since it's not as aggressive as oyster mushrooms it'll probably prove more difficult.

For something like this it very much depends on the type of mushroom you are using. If oysters, the chance for success is very high as they are so aggressive. If you're attempting something like a shiitake, then the chances will be much lower.

oyster mushrooms are very agressive which helps against contam., but the cardboard method also uses a very high mushroom tissue to substrate ratio. There's a lot of mushroom for very little cardboard, compared to say a syringe plug in a liquid culture. That also helps keep contamination at bay. this is a great method to add a new wild species to your collection when out in the field and you don't have proper equipment with you, but in the long term it's more efficient to grow from liquid cultures and grain spawn, even if you have to be more careful about contamination.

@@rfldss89 … the cardboard method is great for someone starting out with logs , not every one is an expert like you .