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I live in Poland and while looking for Tricholomas (did find some but sadly most were old or eaten by bugs) i found wild enoki! I am very proud and happy, as it took me years. Sadly, the stump they're growing out of is old and probably has been infected for many years, its falling apart, full of those strings, i think its mycelium. I only harvested a dozen caps, but i split the stump (its very brittle, falling apart) and i took two cuts of it home. You can see 2 tiny mushrooms fruiting from it.
How do i farm it? Should i "feed" it a bunch of logs? I'm pretty sure only some species of wood work, enoki doesn't grow on conifers, which make up 90% of nearby forests... should i go to a nearby river looking for logs of poplar and willow?
(i wish i could show you the fruiting bodies but i've already consumed them!)
