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The Potential of Spent Mushroom Substrate as a Potting Medium
What’s left in spent mushroom substrate after soluble salts are leached out is an amendment with several desirable properties.
- E. Jay Holcomb, Jay Young and Charles Heuser
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E. Jay Holcomb is professor of floriculture, Charles Heuser is associate professor of horticultural physiology and Jay Young is a horticulture graduate student at Penn State University.
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