Spores Black Truffle Mushrooms Seeds Dried Mycelium Spawn for Planting Non GMO 100 Seeds

Truffles are very popular in European countries but are considered a delicacy among those that are very well off financially. At one point, these truffles could only be grown in certain areas, but thanks to some research, farmers have learned how to produce truffles even in the United States.
1 package of grain mycelium is intended for 10 ft (3 m).

Planting instructions:  
To produce a nice harvest of truffles, you will need a lot of lands to be able to plant the number of trees that you’ll need. Truffles require a soil pH of 7.5 to 8.3. Next, you’ll need to plan an irrigation system. Cover the seeds with a layer of land to  in near the trees. After planting the seeds, gently water them and keep them moist. As you can tell, growing truffles is not an overnight success story. It takes lots of time and effort to make them produce. But watering is one of the things that causes people to give up so soon because they require so much water. Most people have found that training a truffle dog is the easiest way to harvest your truffles. This will save you a lot of time and effort with digging into the ground only to find that there weren’t any truffles. Finally, around a few years, it will be time to harvest your truffles. When you decide to grow truffles, you need to be sure that you live in an area where you have 4 solid seasons. 
The reason is that truffles need a change in temperature to prosper. Amateur cultivation of mycorrhizal and other soil mushrooms doesn’t give a guaranteed result as the harvest of mushrooms strongly depends on the weather and many other factors. Attention! A very important factor for the successful cultivation of mushrooms is the acidity of the soil. For this mushroom, the optimum acidity is Ph = 7,5 - 8.3.