Foraging WILD MUSHROOMS in Your Garden & HOW TO GROW MORE! Wine Caps & Aspen Oysters

THIS WEEK I found Wine Caps (Stropharia rugosoannulata) and Aspen Oyster mushrooms (Pleurotus populinus) growing right in the garden! Foraging delicious wild mushrooms at home is not only possible — it’s one of the most rewarding things you can do in a regenerative garden.

In this video, you’ll discover:

🍄 How to harvest wild mushrooms to encourage more future growth
🍄 Which mushrooms to pick and which to leave for better sustainability
🍄 Basics of mushroom identification and why accurate ID is crucial for safety
🍄 How to create mushroom-friendly conditions in your garden or food forest. (Common garden mushrooms we forage: Wine Caps, Aspen Oysters, Boletes, Pheasant Backs, Turkey Tail & Shaggy Mane)
🍄 How we use these edible mushrooms in the kitchen

Whether you’re into permaculture, forest gardening, or wild food foraging, this guide will help you grow and find mushrooms in your own backyard.

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Time Stamp Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:23 Foraging Wine Caps
0:57 Leaving the mycelium behind
2:00 Leaving some mushrooms behind
2:10 Checking the growth the next day of the mushrooms left behind
3:45 Precautions you should always take and some introductory words on mushroom identification
4:13 Foraging Aspen Oyster Mushrooms
4:20 The conditions required for aspen oysters and other mushrooms
5:22 How to harvest aspen oyster to encourage the growth to continue
7:07 Leaving some oysters behind
7:16 The growth over the next few days
8:14 How to set up the right conditions to get a wide variety of mushroom in and around your garden
8:56 What to do with the mushrooms in the kitchen
9:40 Mushroom identification basics
10:03 Turkey Tail Mushroom
10:43 Outro
11:14 One last mushroom forage!

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