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A [homebrewer](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homebrewing)'s take on practical home cultivation of [mycelium](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mycelium) and their [mushrooms](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mushroom).
Mycelium are kind of like a mushroom's roots but this is not an exact analogy.
The sole purpose of a mushroom is to release spores as far away from the colony as it can reach.
The purpose of a mushroom is to release spores as far away from the colony as it can reach.
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Bird seed, coconut husk, and sugar water are inexpensive.
All other equipment can be reused.
Saving a control will help you test for contamination introduced through your technique.
If all fares well you can always end up using it.
If all fares well you can always using it the next time you do inoculations.
# Finding Samples
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# Mycelium Cultures
To begin growing mycelium colonies a clean sample of the mycelium you wish to cultivate must be obtained.
Any samples of mycelium are potentially contaminated.
Even using a microscope and visually checking the entire sample is tedious, error prone, and impractical.
A small culture will allow you to grow a test batch of your sample without for a jar of [grain spawn](#grain-spawn-and-substrate) to show signs of contamination.