

How wild fungi adapt to heat and drought, and what growers can learn
Wild fungi live in changing conditions. A hot, dry spell can affect the hidden network of mycelium beneath the soil or inside a log, as well as the mushrooms that appear above ground. Different fungi respond in different ways: some grow in sheltered places, some hold on to water for longer, and some are better suited to dry conditions than others.


Miso & Ginger Udon Noodles With Summer Oyster Mushrooms
Summer Oyster Mushrooms lend themselves so well to this refreshing and satisfying udon noodle recipe!


Why Mushrooms Sometimes Produce Smaller Harvests
This guide explains why mushrooms sometimes produce smaller harvests when grown at home. It covers common causes such as dry conditions, poor airflow, delayed opening, temperature changes and natural variation between kits.











































