I also inoculated my dirt with portobello mushroom mycelium. Ever heard anyone doing this and having success?
Ah, now we're talking. :0)
No, not really, as portobello, or Agaricus bisporus, is a compost lover.
This is to say that it digests compost but not humus. (or certainly the prior is preferred)
I will just mix horse manure and chopped straw (+ magic) and follow the
standard process of making a windrow/pile, watching the temperature, and
turning it appropriately. I makes this all sound cool. I am still getting a feel for it. :0)
But this is the stuff that the Agarics love.
There is just not enough nutrition in dirt to make a strong flush, or harvest.
This all being said, if the mycelium came in the form of spawn grains, then
there might be enough energy in the spawn alone to pop a fruit or two.
I got P. cubensis Quila to do this:
Take care,
JD
