Fans of mushrooms, for certain, asked themselves question ""how to grow up on the seasonal dacha aspen mushrooms, white, milk mushrooms, chanterelles"". The complexity is that such mushrooms grow only in symbiosis with live forest trees. For this reason the main condition in this case - availability on your site at least several birches, aspens or pines. But if you after all were set by such purpose, to carry out it quite really.
Instruction
1. To grow up, for example, birch mushrooms, dig small cut young mushrooms at roots of trees. They contain disputes of mycelium which is capable to get into roots of pine or birch. Such option is suitable also for cultivation of cepes.
2. Scatter pieces of young forest mushrooms in rainy weather and cover them with last year's leaves. Regularly humidify the soil, and the first crop you will be able to reap the next year.
3. Other option of cultivation of forest mushrooms – use dispute. Water the soil around adult trees with suspension from the processed overripe mushrooms with addition on 1 tablespoons of gelatin and flour. Disputes will sprout and will create mikoriza only in the next season, and will fructify in 2-3 years.
4. In case at you on the site trees do not grow, replace them from the wood (not less than three) together with mycelium. Harvest in this case you will wait only in several years. This option is quite labor-consuming as the replaced young tree demands leaving.
5. Not less popular way is transfer from the wood of any rotten chock or old tree which can be used for cultivation of mushrooms. Just make in them small opening and put mycelium there. Regularly water. The most important, consider that if you take mycelium from under birch, then and it is necessary to stack it under birch, but not under pine or apple-tree.
6. If you have decided to be engaged seriously in cultivation of mushrooms and to regularly reap crop, purchase of qualitative mycelium in specialized shops will be the most suitable option. This option also approaches in case you have no opportunity to replace to themselves to the site trees (not enough place).
7. For a start choose the necessary room - it can be the basement or the small shed. Mix mycelium with substrate (sawdust or straw) and place in plastic bag with openings. Through these holes mushrooms will also grow. Temperature + 21 degrees is necessary for normally growth. You can see the first shoots in 2-3 weeks. Then transfer them to well lit place with temperature of +15 degrees. Mushrooms will reach the final sizes in week. Further all actions repeat.