What type of wood is best to grown them in and should I prop the log up somehow? What’s an ideal configuration?

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Chicken of the woods is a hard mushroom to grow and definitely needs some special considerations. One way to do it is the pasteurization/sterilization method outlined on the product page and plug pamphlet on our website: https://northspore.com/collections/plug-spawn/products/chicken-of-the-woods-plug-spawn

Another way to increase success is likely just a super high spawn rate. So, I'd probably put all these plugs into one log. You would colonize a log like this just as you would a shiitake log, but for fruiting you would want to at least partially bury the log (a trench is good). https://northspore.com/pages/grow-mushrooms-on-logs-videos

Please check out those links and let me know if you still have questions! You can always send us an email at info@northspore.com

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North Spore Organic Chicken of the Woods Mushroom Spawn Plugs, 100 ct | Log Inoculation Spawn Plugs for Laetiporus Sulphureus, Grow Gourmet Mushrooms Outdoors, Handmade in Maine, USA

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