Mushrooms are:
interesting.
important.
beautiful.
Growing supplies
Links to great supplies to help you in your mushroom growing journy.
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Mushroom Lovers merch
Love mushrooms? You're not alone. I've gathered mushroom themed merch from different local creators, as well as some affiliate links, into one mushroom lovers hub.
Want to learn all the things about mushrooms? These posts cover a variety of interesting topics, delving deep into the intricacies of these fascinating organisms.
How to Grow Mushrooms
Whether you want to grow mushrooms for your own use or as a business, we have all sorts of information detailing how to grow mushrooms.
Mushroom Recipes
There are a myriad of ways to utilize mushrooms. One of the most common ways is eating them. We've got some delectable mushroom recipes for you.
About Us
This site was created to be a sample site for Andromedia Services. Most of the posts were originally written for Mossy Creek Mushrooms. When they were removed from the site, most of my published portfolio went with them. After some time, I created this site to give them a new home. Other than small edits for grammar and comprehension, they remain as they were when first posted.
From our blog
Otzi the Iceman: The Frozen Mummy’s Mushrooms
Otzi the Iceman lay where he was killed for roughly 5,300 years before hikers discovered his frozen, mummified body. Originally thought to be a modern corpse, like many found in the area, Otzi and the items he had with him were brought to authorities. Upon investigation, however, they discovered that he was the oldest natural mummy we’ve found.
The Ghostly Glow of Jack-o-Lanterns
At first glance, the two look a lot alike, but there are plenty of ways that they differ. Chanterelles grow in singles or very small groups out of the soil, while Jack-o-Lanterns band together in large bundles on or very near dead hardwoods. There are also differences in their looks. Gills are the biggest of which to look for. Although Chanterelles look like they have gills, they’re actually folds.
Cordyceps: The Apocalypse is Here
Sounds like a cheap horror flick, right? It’s not. Entire colonies of insects experience this type of catastrophe quite often, actually. Cordyceps mushrooms are the culprit here, and they’re much more terrifying than the mysterious viruses of traditional zombie lore.
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