Скачать или смотреть How to Make Mushroom Grow Bags – Horse Manure Re-Mix – Cow Dung Recipe with Proven Results

Mushrooms that require dung to grow are typically those that thrive in nutrient-rich, decomposing organic matter. In this video we show you a easy way how to make a cow manure mix which is based on a recipe that originally used treated horse manure which is hard to find. This video is a part of a series of videos designed to teach you the easiest way for indoor mushroom farming at home:    • Exotic, Rare and Heirloom Taste Tests - Ha...  


Here's a list of some common dung-loving mushroom species, focusing on their common names:

Button Mushroom (Agaricus bisporus): While not directly grown on dung, button mushrooms are commonly cultivated on a compost that can include horse manure along with straw and other organic materials. The composted manure provides a nutrient-rich environment.

Portobello Mushroom (Agaricus bisporus): Essentially a mature version of the button mushroom, portobellos are also grown on nutrient-rich compost that may include manure.

Cremini Mushroom (Agaricus bisporus): Creminis are the same species as button and portobello mushrooms, just at a different growth stage. Like its relatives, it can be grown on a compost containing manure.

Psilocybe cubensis - A well-known mushroom species that often grows in cow and buffalo dung.

Panaeolus cyanescens (Blue Meanies, Pan Cyans) - A species that prefers dung, especially in warm, humid climates.

Coprophilous mushrooms - This is a broad category rather than a specific species, encompassing all mushrooms that grow on dung. It includes various species, not all of which are well-known or widely cultivated.

0:46 How to Make Mushroom Grow Bags

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4:59 How to Setup Monotub/Trays
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It's worth noting that while these mushrooms are commonly associated with dung, many can also grow on other substrates that replicate the nutrient profile of dung, especially in a cultivation setting. These substrates can include composted manures, straw, or other organic composts that have been properly prepared to avoid contamination and to promote healthy mushroom growth.
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