Chanterelle mushrooms grow in the wild all over the world and generally goes by the name "golden chanterelle" in North America. The chanterelle is popularly used by chefs because of its taste and aroma and is one of the few mushrooms that is uniform in color. When you try to grow chanterelles in the wild, the conditions must be just right in order to see a successful crop.
Instruction how to grow Chanterelle mushrooms:
Locate a tree that has the right conditions for chanterelle mushrooms to grow. Successful chanterelle crops are usually by trees because they have a symbiotic relationship. Good trees include beech, spruce, pine or birch. The ideal environment for chanterelles to grow is one that has soil that drains well and low levels of nitrogen. You can grow Chanterelle mushrooms in the premises such as outdoor, but result can be worse.
Test the soil near the tree. The ideal pH of soil is between 4 and 5.5. The best soil for growing chanterelles generally has the proper pH.
Rake the soil where you wish to grow the chanterelle spores, as they will not survive in compact soil. In the future, avoid walking on the soil in this area.
Sprinkle substrate of chanterelle mushroom over the soil you raked and gently spread the substrate around. Lightly sprinkle the substrate with soil. If you wish to increase your chances of growing chanterelles, you can try using more than one mushroom.
Chanterelles grow well on their own in the wild when the conditions are right.
Package includes: 0.35oz
Instruction in English are included.
Happy harvest!
