Our Enoki Mushroom Seeds are the perfect choice for mushroom lovers who want to grow their own delicious and nutritious mushrooms at home. These bonsai-style mushrooms are perennials that thrive in tropical climates and produce an abundance of tasty and flavorful mushrooms in the autumn. These seeds are very easy to cultivate and are perfect for gardeners of all levels who want to add a touch of gourmet to their outdoor space.
Species and varieties: Enoki mushrooms, also known as Flammulina velutipes, are a species of edible mushrooms. They are characterized by their long, thin stems and small, white caps. There are several varieties of enoki mushrooms, including wild and cultivated types. The cultivated variety is typically grown in the dark, resulting in a white color, while the wild variety is darker and has a shorter stem.
Hybrid or heirloom: Enoki mushrooms are not typically classified as hybrid or heirloom varieties. They are a specific species of mushroom that can be cultivated or found in the wild.
Pruning and training: Enoki mushrooms do not require pruning or training. However, maintaining a clean growing environment is crucial to prevent contamination and ensure healthy growth. Regularly check for any signs of mold or pests and remove any affected areas promptly.
Fertilization needs: Enoki mushrooms do not require traditional fertilization. Instead, they grow on a substrate made of sawdust, straw, or other organic materials. It is important to maintain the moisture content of the substrate to support mushroom growth. Adding a small amount of gypsum or lime to the substrate can help balance the pH and provide essential nutrients.
Hardiness zones: Enoki mushrooms can be grown in USDA hardiness zones 4-9. They prefer cooler temperatures and can be grown indoors or outdoors, depending on the climate.
Climate requirements: Enoki mushrooms thrive in cool, humid environments. They prefer temperatures between 45-68°F (7-20°C). When grown indoors, they require a controlled environment with high humidity and low light conditions.
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