They will grow on newspapers, straw, and many other materials you probably have in your house or garden. Various cardboard ...

They’re high in antioxidants and nutrients that boost heart and brain health, but best of all, they’re and low-maintenance ...

The fibrous sugarcane waste bagasse is crushed and repurposed as a growing medium for exotic mushrooms. (ABC Landline: ...

Kits make it easier than ever to grow your own shiitakes, pink oyster, lion's mane mushrooms and more. Accessibility statement Skip to main content Democracy Dies in Darkness ...

You simply cut an X in the bag, spray it with water two or three times a day and wait for the mushrooms to grow. Give the mushrooms some natural light, keeping in mind that direct sunlight can dry ...

You open the bag, let some fresh air in because mushrooms breathe oxygen, and need it to develop properly. Mist it with water 2 or 3 times a day to keep it humid. The grow kits are super popular.

Fat Fox Mushrooms in north London is another company catering to the grow-your-own trend — and it’s with one of their blue oyster mushroom kits that I make my first foray into fungi cultivation.

Amanda is currently growing four kinds of oyster mushrooms as well as lion’s mane in her warehouse. She plans to add shiitake and turkey tail mushrooms later this year.

Mushroom hobbyists spawn gourmet mushrooms in everything from high-grade equipment to plastic bins and mason jars. One Myconaut even saw success growing on the pages of a Harry Potter book.

The epicenter of L.A.'s mushroom boom is a 34,000-square-foot warehouse in Vernon, where Smallhold ramps up to grow more than 20,000 pounds a week.

Mushrooms usually sprout from dark, damp forest floors or bloom on fallen tree branches. But now, a startup in Abu Dhabi called Below Farm is growing them in the desert.