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oyster mushrooms and vermicomposting

8 years ago

So I started to grow my own oyster mushrooms on my coffee grounds. I know lots of people grow them on grounds from coffee stores but a local compony I know figured out how to do it when you add a little ground every day. After the oyster mushrooms are full grown, you can use the ground filled with mycelium to start four new buckets.


So far I like this project, but if I keep getting more and more (4,16, 64, 254) even I might start to dislike those scrumptious mushrooms.

So I was wondering if my worms would mind the stuff. Normally the like coffee grounds quite well but there is a lot of mycelium = moldy stuff growing in there!


Anyone tried this before?

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