Mushrooms

[DanGo1]

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I have noticed a few people asking about mushrooms growing in the
soil and reading up abit about it says it can be beneficial to your grow
i can't find much about them growing in coco and wondering if they can
have the same benefits as in soil its saying it increases nute up and
water up take i have mushrooms growing in my back garden and wondering
can i transplant the spores into my coco to help the plants or is that a
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[AngelaJohnston]

Mushrooms are very important to our ecosystem

[VictorButler]

I agree with you

[FaithMillsM2V]

<p>Now, it must be said that growing your own mushrooms is definitely more difficult than growing nearly any other crop if you use the standard methods. Mushroom farming normally relies on significant pasteurization equipment and climatic control. This can be hard to recreate at home without spending a fortune. The main problem is that you need a lot of equipment and dedicate a lot of time. The only mushrooms I would dedicate so much time are the <a href="https://weed-deals.com/product-category/magic-mushrooms/">magic mushrooms</a> that I have tried in Canada last year. It is a thing that worths trying, at least once in life.</p>

[RichardSmithe]

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</p><p>Now, it must be said that growing your own mushrooms is definitely more difficult than growing nearly any other crop if you use the standard methods. Mushroom farming normally relies on significant pasteurization equipment and climatic control. This can be hard to recreate at home without spending a fortune. The main problem is that you need a lot of equipment and dedicate a lot of time. The only mushrooms I would dedicate so much time are the <a href="https://weed-deals.com/product-category/magic-mushrooms/">magic mushrooms</a> that I have tried in Canada last year. It is a thing that worths trying, at least once in life.</p><p>

</p><p>I also tried magic mushrooms, very nice effect<br></p>