BTW, I remember years and years ago when we had a thread about Morels here at GP. I'm going to look around for some info about how to grow Morels.

Good luck with the morels. They are very picky. But delish. I think you might be wasting your money on a kit. But I hope not.

That's cool West! Those kits have always fascinated me too.

We now have a Morel kit: 56 mostly-wooded acres in a part of the state that's known for Morels. Come May, I'll let you know how that's working out! (Hopefully, better than this year, which got too hot too soon for Morels).

Lol, jazmynsmom , I sure got a kick out of your size morel kit. Please keep us informed. Tibs said the Morels were picky.
I'm in the experimental process re mushrooms.
It took 6 days from starting the kit with oyster mushrooms to see actual mushrooms.
I find it interesting.

Speaking of growing fungi.........I remember one particularly hot, humid summer in Missouri. Our old house had several bathrooms near the bedroom area and a toadstool started growing at the base of one of the commodes. Probably because of condensation off the porcelain bowl. We carefully cleaned around it and left it to grow just on general principles. A stool with a toadstool under it.

Morels are picky......hunted them all my life when in areas where they are indiginous. Being careful not to harvset so many that the spores are not left for future colonies. They can be found in certain conditions, preferring to grow under the decaying logs of particular species of trees. In our state, May would be way too long to wait to harvest a morel........one watches for particular weather conditions too. It hits here more around a late Easter time.