Discover the fascinating world of fungi on a guided mushroom farm tour
Learn about the process of growing mushrooms in a sterile environment
See the fruiting tents and learn how to monitor the mushroom crop
Inoculate your own block to take home and watch it fruit in 3 weeks time lapse
Enjoy a fun and educational experience suitable for all interest levels
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Begin your tour at the Makars Mushroom Farm, located in a disused underground basement of an arts venue in Edinburgh. Learn about the fascinating world of fungi, a third branch in evolution that could provide nutritious food with the benefits of both meat and plants.
Discover the process of growing Lion’s Mane mushrooms, from grain production to incubation and fruiting. See the sterile conditions and techniques required to grow these exotic mushrooms reliably.
Visit the fruiting tents and learn how to monitor factors like oxygen, water, and nutrients to ensure a successful crop. Discuss what to look for in the mushroom crop before harvest.
Finally, inoculate your own block to take home and allow to fruit in about three weeks. Ask questions and watch fun timelapse videos of the fruiting process.
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注意事項
Not Suitable For: Children under 10 years
Not Suitable For: Wheelchair users
Know Before You Go: The tour is suitable for all interest levels, not just mushroom enthusiasts.
Know Before You Go: The tour takes place in an underground basement, which may not be suitable for those with claustrophobia. There is no accessible access unfortunately.
Know Before You Go: Parking: There is some street meter parking available but it is limited.
Know Before You Go: Summerhall is easily walkable through the Meadows, bikes can be brought inside or locked in racks or bus.
Know Before You Go: Lothian Bus routes serve Summerhall in Edinburgh. Routes 3, 5, 7, 8, 29, 31, 47, and 49 stop on South Clerk Street, which is a short walk from Summerhall. Routes 42 and 67 stop directly outside the venue's main entrance