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Growing Mushrooms Indoors: Working With Conditions, Not Control

Growing mushrooms indoors appeals to many small-home homesteaders because it promises food production without land. No garden beds, no animals, no outdoor infrastructure. Just a quiet corner and patience.
What most people don’t realize at first is that mushrooms don’t respond well to control. They respond to conditions. Once you understand that difference, indoor mushroom growing becomes far more successful—and far less frustrating.

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