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 During the winter I kept the mushrooms indoors and fed them with all kinds of cellulose-based household waste. http://www.aa-vv.org/node/138 When the spring came I let them out on my Berlin terrace to thrive on something tastier – logs, straw, woodchips and garden scraps.http://www.aa-vv.org/node/142, http://www.aa-vv.org/node/156, http://www.aa-vv.org/node/155 During the winter I kept the mushrooms indoors and fed them with all kinds of cellulose-based household waste. http://www.aa-vv.org/node/138 When the spring came I let them out on my Berlin terrace to thrive on something tastier – logs, straw, woodchips and garden scraps.http://www.aa-vv.org/node/142, http://www.aa-vv.org/node/156, http://www.aa-vv.org/node/155
  
-The next NGG step/stop was the urban garden at Times'up (TU) – much more urban than the any notion I had of a "garden" (a few vertical beds and containers around the harbor building). I took it on happily as an challenging playground for cross-testing and inter-planting in order to discover what the best combination of mushroom varieties, kitchen veggies, substrate compositions and locations would be for the given environment. (http://www.aa-vv.org/node/145)+The next NGG step/stop was the urban garden at Times'up (TU) – much more urban than the any notion I had of a "garden" (a few vertical beds and containers around the harbor building). I took it on happily as an challenging playground for cross-testing and inter-planting in order to discover what the best combination of mushroom varieties, kitchen veggies, substrate compositions and locations would be for the given environment. http://www.aa-vv.org/node/145
  
 I went for a whole range of test combinations of indoor and outdoor cultivation, spreading the mushroom harvesting season across the whole summer and fall. I went for a whole range of test combinations of indoor and outdoor cultivation, spreading the mushroom harvesting season across the whole summer and fall.
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   * Almost all the mushrooms grown indoors did well, fruiting massively three or four times each from May till the end of August    * Almost all the mushrooms grown indoors did well, fruiting massively three or four times each from May till the end of August 
   * The area behind the TU building was perfect for Stropharia (not taking into account slugs) – three or four crops during July-August   * The area behind the TU building was perfect for Stropharia (not taking into account slugs) – three or four crops during July-August
-  * The logs out the back started fruiting in September and will do so a few times per year over the next three or four years (I hope); In winter they will go dormant and have to be protected from freezing with straw or dry leaves +  * The logs out the back started fruiting in September and will do so a few times per year over the next three or four years (I hope); In winter they will go dormant and have to be protected from freezing with straw or dry leaves http://www.aa-vv.org/node/154
-http://www.aa-vv.org/node/154+
  
 The suspended bed (rain-protected) in front of the building was unsuccessful choice for the Stropharia considering its position in direct sunlight and lack of watering. V. P. djamor (The pink oyster mushroom) in the same bed did enjoy these conditions (being a tropical fungus) and gave a few crops over summer. The same goes for the Hypsizygus ulmarius (White Elm Mushroom), which was companion planted with strawberries and did very well in their shadow in the suspended bed. The suspended bed (rain-protected) in front of the building was unsuccessful choice for the Stropharia considering its position in direct sunlight and lack of watering. V. P. djamor (The pink oyster mushroom) in the same bed did enjoy these conditions (being a tropical fungus) and gave a few crops over summer. The same goes for the Hypsizygus ulmarius (White Elm Mushroom), which was companion planted with strawberries and did very well in their shadow in the suspended bed.
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