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Considering a mushroom bed to grow mushrooms outdoors in your own garden? This can be a fun outdoor project.

Making Your Own Mushroom Bed Outdoors In Your Backyard

Most mushrooms – including shiitake, maitake, lion’s mane, and chicken of the woods– are particularly well suited to mushroom logs outdoors. Oyster mushrooms, which are arguably the most versatile of the bunch, also perform well on logs. In general, this means using freshly cut (ideally no more than a month from being felled or limbed) hardwood logs. The general consensus is that oak is the best choice, with maple, birch, and beech also being good options. Poplar, which is a softer hardwood, is said to work well for oysters.

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Making a mushroom bed is a layering process like making lasagna. It begins with cardboard atop the soil to prevent weeds and other fungi from infiltrating the bed. A two-inch layer of hardwood mulch or chips goes atop the cardboard. Then sprinkle oyster mushroom grain spawn (or sawdust spawn) over the hardwood mulch, and add a second layer of mulch atop the spawn. Water generously: the bed should be kept moist for the first two weeks.

Growing mushrooms can be as easy as growing any of your favorite garden veggies and lettuces. It can be as simple as spreading spawn in wood chips, straw, or composted manure. You can use sawdust spawn or grain spawn for this technique. The mushroom bed method is useful for those people wanting to grow mushrooms at home, who don't want a huge investment, and want a fast return on their work. Unlike intensive indoor cultivation or cultivation on logs, making mushroom beds is easy and doesn't require any special tools or technology.

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