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Souches et fournitures pour la culture de champignons sur billes de bois

Cultivez des champignons gastronomiques de façon naturelle, sur des billes, des souches ou des piliers. Nos kits de culture sur billes, nos chevilles mycéliennes et nos outils d’inoculation rendent la culture de champignons sur billes simple, durable et très enrichissante.

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Frequently Asked Questions

After inoculation, most logs take 6–12 months before producing their first flush of mushrooms. Colonization depends on temperature, moisture, and wood type. Once established, a log can fruit for 3–7 years.

Always use freshly cut, disease-free logs. Old or rotting wood may contain competing fungi or be too dry for successful colonization. Ideally, inoculate within 2–4 weeks of cutting.

Plug spawn (wooden dowels) is easier for beginners and ideal for smaller projects. Sawdust spawn is faster to colonize and more economical for larger batches or commercial growers.

Store logs in a shady, humid area close to the ground. In dry or hot weather, occasional watering or soaking can help maintain moisture. Avoid full sun or windy spots, which can cause bark cracking.

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