All of the back issues of FUNGUS the cultivation newsletter are available here at this gopher site. Added: 6/16/96; Last verified: 6/16/96
This is a commercial site from Snohomish Washington sponsored by Michael and Lynn Monroe. They apparently have the largest certified organic shiitake farm in Washington (as told by the Monroe's: Tim Batiste, our state organic inspector, told us last summer that we were by far). They primarily sell home growing kits. They have listed kits for growing Oysters (the mushrooms of course) and a Reishi mushroom kit. Quotes from satisfied growers on their web page include: "Fungus Among Us Mushroom Kits are high producing easy to maintain long lasting kits with strains that can be fruited inside your house" Ken Crossman President, Snohomish County Mycological Society and "I had extremely great luck with my Fungus Among Us Shiitake Kit. It's great tasty and very healthy!" from Nancy Wyatt, RN., Member of Snohomish County Mycological Society. Added: 1/20/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
This is a web site advertising The Growing Edge magazine. Verbatim:
"Each issue is packed with information on the latest in indoor, outdoor and greenhouse growing such as artificial lights, hydroponics, aquaculture, plant propagation and breeding, and much more, presented for both the professional grower and hobby gardener.
The Growing EDGE has broken the bonds of gravity to explore NASA research for food production in space; crossed the boundary between grower and retailer to feature a supermarket that grows its own greens hydroponically, under lights; delved into biologically active plant nutrient solutions (bioponics); merged biomes to flourish in the indoor tropics of the Northwest with Oregon homegrown bananas; pursued exotic fungus with details of edible mushroom production; and much more." Added: 1/1/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
What a cool name. What a cool site! If you are looking for mushroom cultivation equipment of any type, you have found the perfecti (ha ha) site. This site is very complete and is definitely one of the top sites available on mushrooms. As they mention on their home page though, if you are surfing this site with a 14.4 or lower baud rate modem, you might want to disable images (bummer, because the pictures are truly awesome). In addition to tons (probably literally) of growing supplies and pictures that are one of a kind (some were taken for Paul Stamets new book), they have pages on Mycomedicinal and dried mushroom products, a list of mushroom cultivation seminars by them, and some information on Psilocybes. Added: 10/1/95; Last verified: 5/18/96
If you are looking at growing wild mushrooms, check this out. Although it is specifically targeting magic mushrooms, the techniques used here should be valid for many different types of mushrooms. This is not a text only document: we have pictures, we have diagrams, we have a very impressive work. Keep in mind that growing magic mushrooms is currently against the law and the posting of this site is purely for the informational content pertaining to growing wild mushrooms (there, I said it again). Added: 10/1/95; Last verified: 5/18/96
Here's a page stemming from the web site sponsored by the Mushroompeople that gives a detailed account of a technique for the cultivation of Morels that was originally developed by the mycologist Gary Mills. Added: 1/1/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
Again, I'm listing this resource for the benefit gained from the growing techniques presented being transferrable to the cultivation of legal mushrooms. The same basic techniques listed in this article can be used to experiment growing your favorite wild mushroom. Added: 1/1/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
Grow your own mushrooms with Fun Guy Farms. A commercial site with mushroom growing supplies. Do you think these are really a bunch of fun guys? So just what is a fun guy anyway? Does this mean that a female mushroom is a fungirl? Hmmm... Added: 1/1/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
Several sources for Shiitake spawn put together by the North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service. Added: 1/1/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
The author of this document tried both the methods put forth by Psylocybe Fanaticus and Homestead, plus relying on information from various books. He presents his best method for growing these mushrooms. Orginally from the alt.drugs.psychedelics newsgroup. Added: 1/1/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
Several small articles concering growing from the pages of alt.drugs. Added: 1/1/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
A small list of tips on using the methods proposed by Psylocybe Fanaticus. Taken from the pages of alt.drugs. Added: 1/1/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
Here is a small page which discusses this laypersons success with growing mushrooms at home. Bianca's shack has lots of different rooms to explore that are typically not for those easily offended by adult themes. Added: 1/1/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
Hmmm... I guess since the spores themselves are not psycoactive, they can be sold. Makes you wonder if the DEA isn't just collecting names. Added: 1/1/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
Here's a very interesting article on the Divine Mushroom of the Gods, Teonanacatl. This article includes a couple of very nice black and white drawings, and a section on cultivation to boot. It's worth checking out. Added: 12/1/95; Last verified: 5/18/96
Psylocybe Fanaticus rebuts the article that had most of the ideas come from them. Added: 1/1/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
On growing psilly psybun (my play on words based on his play on words) mushrooms. Added: 1/1/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
Another excerpt concerning growing magic mushrooms from the pages of alt.drugs. This article gives a journal accounting of what they went through when cultivating mushrooms. Added: 1/1/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
FUNGUS is a weekly online newsletter edited by Ralph Arnolds primarily focused on the cultivation of them Savory Wild Mushrooms. Ralph is from my old stomping grounds in Oregon. I need to revist this site soon and will write some additional details about this site when I have them. Added: 1/1/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
Here you will be able to view a back issue of this newsletter and if you like what you see, you can also subscribe. Looks like it's full of lots of useful information for those that are growing mushrooms for a living, or possibly thinking about it. The publisher if Jerry Haugen from Klamath Falls, Oregon. You can eMail Jerry at MycoWrld@cdsnet.net. Added: 5/18/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
Various questions and answers on mushroom growing. Added: 5/18/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
A great "anonymous" account of growing Psilocybe cubensis. It is nicely illustrated and seems very informative. Added: 5/18/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
This article explains how to grow mushrooms "as secretly as possible". Hmmm, I wonder what type of mushrooms they be tryin' to grow? :-) Added: 5/25/96; Last verified: 5/25/96
Like many articles on growing psychedelic mushrooms the techniques herein presented can also be used for legally grown mushrooms. Also notice the spelling of Psilocybe in the title; hope the cultivation techniques are better than the spelling! Added: 5/25/96; Last verified: 5/25/96
Enough said! Added: 5/25/96; Last verified: 5/25/96
It's all in the title. Added: 5/25/96; Last verified: 5/25/96
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