Shittake Mushroom Cultivation
Shiitakes are wood-decay fungus, meaning they grow on logs.
Growing shiitake mushrooms takes place either on logs or in bags of nutrient-enriched sawdust or other organic material, called bag culture.
Bag culture is a complex process requiring specific conditions of the controlled temperature, light, and moisture.
This mushroom has a good shelf life and dried Shiitake is fetching up to Rs 2,000 per kg in the market. It can be grown in those places where temperature remains below 25 degree celsius. It can be easily grown in the hilly regions of northern, eastern, and southern parts of the country.
Shiitake really need a wood-based growing medium to thrive and get the nutrients they need.
So your options are usually limited to either growing them on logs.
you can’t beat the level of freshness that comes from harvesting mushrooms at home! Growing your own mushrooms is a great hobby and is also an excellent learning experience to teach kids about nature.
Shiitake mushrooms are a bit more picky about what they will eat when compared to oyster mushrooms, which will grow on coffee grounds, cardboard, or pretty much anything.
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