Photo by Michael Tedesco
Got a stump or a pile of wood chips that needs getting rid of? Forget the grinder. Get a mushroom inoculation instead.
Henosis of Whites Creek near Nashville offers the chance to upcycle trees, logs, stumps and wood waste into gourmet mushrooms. They have what you need to plug limbs and stumps with oyster, shiitake, reishi and other edible mushroom spawn.
Both Henosis and East Tennessee’s 2 Angels Mushroom Farm in Harrison also sell pre-inoculated mushroom logs and mushroom kits, which make unique gifts as well. Each business also gives workshops on how to grow mushrooms, helping to build an ever-expanding network of mycologists and mycelium across the state.
To learn more, visit Henosis online at henosismushrooms.com, and 2 Angels Mushroom Farm at 2angelsmushrooms.com.
I’m just waiting information on how to grow it is it hard is it easy items needed to start
What are the regulations for selling forest grown mushrooms in TN?