Hebeloma aminophilum, commonly known as the ghoul fungus, is a species of mushroom in the family Hymenogastraceae. Found in Western Australia, it gets its common… Read More »What Kind Of Mushrooms Grow On Dead Things?
Usually, 4 magic mushrooms can be harvested from one grow kit. Can you keep growing mushrooms from a kit? Our Spray & Grow Kits are… Read More »How Many Mushrooms Grow From A Kit?
Mushrooms obtain their food by metabolizing dead or decaying organic matter, such as dead plants on the ground. Tiny filaments called as hyphae absorb the… Read More »Do Mushrooms Grow On Dead Decaying Matter?
Cutting vs Plucking Extensive studies in both Europe and North America have shown that there is very little difference between plucking and cutting a mushroom*,… Read More »Is It Better To Cut Or Pick Mushrooms?
Commercial mushroom growers use varying mixtures of manure and straw to grow the varieties they want. The compost is inoculated with the desired fungus, spread… Read More »Are Commercial Mushrooms Grown In Manure?
Mushrooms are not in the animal kingdom – they are fungi. They can be considered vegetarian and vegan because they are not animal or animal-derived.… Read More »Why Mushrooms Are Not Vegetarian?
The life cycle of a mushroom varies between each fungal species. The life cycle of mushrooms can range between 1-2 days and up to many… Read More »How Long Do Mushrooms Stay Alive?
Mushrooms are alive even after harvesting and packaging. Sometimes when the conditions, temperature and humidity are favorable, the mushrooms release their spores, which rapidly grow… Read More »Are Cut Mushrooms Alive?
Mushrooms are fungi and, yes, it is alive. Actually fungi is closer to animals than plants are in some ways. Are store bought mushrooms alive?… Read More »Are Grocery Store Mushrooms Alive?
Scientists are still debating why prototaxites went extinct, but there are a couple of theories. Either they didn’t grow fast enough to recover from animals… Read More »Why Did Giant Mushrooms Go Extinct?