I usually don’t grow in the summer due to the heat and I’m struggling to get my ass in gear for this winter. I usually have about 4 varieties I grow, blue oysters, pinks, lion’s mane and pioppinos.
I usually don’t grow in the summer due to the heat and I’m struggling to get my ass in gear for this winter. I usually have about 4 varieties I grow, blue oysters, pinks, lion’s mane and pioppinos.
Not sure if this would work but immediately thought of my wife’s strawberry grows from the summer
Obviously not great for substrate growth but may work for a grain growth as a fruiting chamber
Got one of those from the thrift for $1 last summer. Threw some distressed strawberries in there, pretty much ignored them, still hung in there!