Why start growing mushrooms with a mushroom growing kit?
Because there are lots of ins and outs to making a mushroom growing kit, that's why!

I think a great way to start growing mushrooms is with mushroom growing kits. Back in 2008 that's how I got my start, with a little help!

There's nothing wrong with experimentation - you should do it - but you should be prepared too for disappointing results!

Most mushroom growing kits are like this - made from some mushroom growing media or "substrate" that has been sterilized and inoculated with mushroom spawn - a usable form of the mushroom organism. These kits are usually in a sterilizable plastic bag. They can be grown indoors quite easily, and grow mushrooms quickly after purchase - though they will also be finished fruiting soon thereafter too!
Mushroom log kits - on the other hand - take longer to grow, but they are also productive for a few years, and the results of mushroom growing log kits are especially tasty!

I do believe making your own mushroom logs is easier than other media - since it doesn't require sterilization - and requires very little equipment. You can find more on how make mushroom logs here.
Even so this has some pitfalls - such as using poor wood, sealing holes improperly, or not using enough spawn for the log. And you need to incubating them in the right environment and with proper watering!










If you'd like to try growing mushrooms with one of our mushroom growing kits, you can purchase them in a few ways:
purchase a log kit through our online shop: https://www.northwoodmushrooms.com/online-store
purchase from us at the Mill City Farmers Market, a year-round farmer's market in downtown Minneapolis. We will always have some available. but you should pre-order on our online shop if you want to make sure we have the kit you're interested in!
We offer some of our log kits through Mother Earth Gardens (Minneapolis) and EggPlant Farm Supply (St. Paul)
And more recently we've been offering kits at spring plant sales - such as the Friends School of Minnesota!
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