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![]() All contents copyright Mushroom Gourmet 2006
Site opened August 1999
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DISCOVERY PACKS USING OYSTER MUSHROOMS Successfully used from kindergarten through to university level, the edible fungi discovery packs need no watering or fertilising after the easy preparation. The experiments sit tidily in a shady spot on a table or back bench. Activity can be observed and plotted from as early as day 2.
Grow tasty mushrooms in 2-4 weeks. Try the taste out on others. Survey their thoughts on the look and taste. Create your own recipes!
Introductory class kit for seeing how mushroom roots (mycelium) grow. What slows growth, what encourages it. Action over 2-14 days for the whole class.
Can edible mushrooms grow on leaves, twigs, timber slices? How about coffee waste, old tea bags, phone books, newspaper or toilet rolls?
You can grow fungi from straw, but how can you get even more out of the same weight of straw? Research the internet link, then make your own experiments growing in milk-shake cups. Adding small amounts of food can make a big difference. 6x4 pack. Click here to email for the latest prices on kits, CD's, books and experiments. |
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An example of feedback from teachers-
Hi....Anyway I want to grow the oyster the oyster mushrooms as we have before ... We have tried on straw on toilet rolls in dry fish tanks and hanging in the classroom and here we are again wanting to have a go . I might say we ate the results of our labours in omelettes! It was all very successful as you know . JD Auckland via email March 2010
Hi Tim,
The experiments were great and the mushrooms that we grew were enjoyed by all, we managed several big fry ups. The class really enjoyed the unit and I was surprised at how much they learned in a few short weeks. Thank you so much for making the experience that much richer.
Kind Regards,
JF (via email 06 08 2007)
Dear Tim,
I am the HOD biology ........Last year I bought your C.D. and oyster mushroom kits for yield, and the one where the mycelium grows on black paper in plastic bags. We used them for the Year 13 organism study. They were successful, as well as being interesting for the boys. I told them about the source so hope you received some orders from them.
This year I would like to buy a supply of your spawn-impregnated grain so we can run the black paper stimulation/inhibition practicals again.
TM (email 070207)
