SATX: Lo-tek Mushroom Cultivation Workshop
WHEN: Sunday, December 3, 2023, 10am - Noon.
WHERE: Tamox Talom Food Forest
WHAT TO BRING: Bring Your own Container (see examples)
Cost: $7+ Donation
Your donation helps pay the educators and helps pay for supplies.
WHEN: Sunday, December 3, 2023, 10am - Noon.
WHERE: Tamox Talom Food Forest
WHAT TO BRING: Bring Your own Container (see examples)
Cost: $7+ Donation
Your donation helps pay the educators and helps pay for supplies.
WHEN: Sunday, December 3, 2023, 10am - Noon.
WHERE: Tamox Talom Food Forest
WHAT TO BRING: Bring Your own Container (see examples)
Cost: $7+ Donation
Your donation helps pay the educators and helps pay for supplies.
Join us for a in person workshop to learn how to recycle mushroom grow blocks to build healthy soil, increase water retention, feed the soil web, your plants and eventually you! Participants must be 18 years or older to attend. This workshop and will cover the basic mycology and then we will show you low-cost and low-tech ways to recycle SMS and other organic matter back into the soil and also grow delicious Vitamin D filled culinary mushrooms! These basic techniques require no special equipment or electricity, and can all be done outdoors using organic materials found on most farms and gardens. Let’s build healthy soil together!
What to Bring:
Cordless power drill and step drill bit (if you have one), Bring your own container such as a 5 gallon containers: planter pot, bucket, laundry basket, milk crate, or crate for vegetables, wire mesh container like a bird house, strawberry pot. Don't buy anything new. Let's recycle. Any container with holes in it will work including a cardboard box. If your container doesn’t have holes in the side, use a power drive with a 1 “ bit and drill holes in a diamond pattern 4” apart on the sides of the bucket. DO NOT drill holes on the bottom. If there are already holes on the bottom, line it with cardboard.
ABOUT THE INSTRUctor
Hi my name is Jason. I am an engineer by day and mycophile by night. I was introduced to mycology during a brief stint researching bioluminescent fungi in the Atlantic Rainforest, and have been hooked ever since!