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Last updated: May 21, 2026

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Stropharia Rugosoannulata

"Wine Cap"

DifficultyEasy
Time51-90 Days
Temp60-70°F
pH6 - 7.5
Humidity90-95%
CO20 ppm
Light12/12 h
Air4-8/hr

Wine Cap is the permaculture mushroom. Toss spawn into wood chips in a shady garden bed, keep it watered, and wait for fall. No sterile technique, no fruiting chamber. Individual caps can hit 12 inches across. Slugs are your main competition.

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Wine cap guide, first harvest

01/29/2025

Never grew mushrooms before but this guide made it easy. Substrate prep section helped a lot. Finally harvested my first batch - they added great earthy flavor to pasta

Wine cap outdoor growing

01/29/2025

Set up a wine cap bed in my garden using this guide. Super easy since they just grow in wood chips outside. Got some nice flushes in fall. Great low effort mushroom.
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How To Grow Wine Cap at Home

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Natural Mushroom Habitat

Natural Habitat

• Ecosystem:

Not specified

• Locations:

Europe, North America

• Seasons:

Summer to Fall

• Climate:

Not specified

• Substrate:

Not specified

Growing Parameters

Yield Performance

• Units:

Biological Efficiency %

• Poor:

30

• Average:

60

• Good:

90

• Excellent:

120

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Recommended cultivation supplies from independent vendors

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