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Mushroom planting, or mushroom cultivation, is a fascinating agricultural practice that has gained popularity due to its relatively low cost, quick growth cycle, and nutritional value. Unlike most crops, mushrooms do not rely on sunlight for energy. Instead, they grow in the dark and thrive on decaying organic matter, making them ideal for indoor or shaded environments. The cultivation process begins with selecting the right mushroom species, with popular choices including button, oyster, shiitake, and portobello mushrooms. Each type has different requirements for temperature, humidity, and substrate, so understanding the specific needs of the chosen mushroom is crucial.

Mushrooms grow best in moist, humid conditions, and require a substrate—usually composed of materials like straw, sawdust, or compost—that serves as a growth medium. The substrate must be pasteurized or sterilized to eliminate harmful microbes before inoculating it with mushroom spores or spawn.