Growing your own mushrooms is a way to discover a lively, fascinating, and accessible form of gardening. Depending on the species, cultivation methods vary greatly: some grow easily on substrate, while others require a natural environment and interaction with their ecosystem.
Species such as oyster mushrooms, shiitake mushrooms, and wood ear mushrooms are considered saprophytes. They grow on decomposing organic matter such as straw or wood. This method is ideal for beginners, as it produces quick results, both indoors and outdoors.
Porcini mushrooms, chanterelles, and truffles work differently: they live in symbiosis with trees. Their cultivation requires a suitable environment and follows a natural garden or forest garden approach. It is a longer-term but sustainable method.
Some varieties, such as morels and fairy ring mushrooms, fall between these two methods. They require a good understanding of their biotope and offer a more experimental approach to cultivation.
Growing your own mushrooms allows you to return to natural, local, and controlled production. You control the substrate, cultivation conditions, and quality of the final product, while discovering a fascinating world connected to living organisms and soils.
We offer various solutions suited to every experience level and project:
Each product page provides precise details about cultivation conditions, recommended substrates, and the specific characteristics of each species.
Discover below our mycelium products and solutions suited to every type of cultivation.
Whether you are a beginner or an enthusiast, we have written detailed guides to support you through every step of your cultivation.
To take things further, explore our detailed guides dedicated to forest mushrooms:
These guides take you step by step through understanding how mycelium works, preparing your site, and maximizing your chances of long-term success.
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