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I would love to, but I live in a high-rise glass tower in a dry sunny city, and I was under the impression a dark and humid environment is needed.
I wonder if they have the ability to filter the air the same way a leafy plant would. I know plants all gotta breathe. But I've had many indoor plants that don't really do that and I wonder if shrooms do >

Mushrooms/mycelia don't do photosynthesis, so they breathe like animals do (they consume oxygen for their metabolism and release CO2 as a byproduct) iirc >

Having lived near a mushroom farm...the smell if you have enough of them. 
A small pot or something modest, sure. Don't get me wrong, I adore mushrooms. But they need breathing space to be fun
...gi >


Why the hell are all houseplants limited to leafy boring b.s.?

Because mushrooms don’t fit the “plant” part of “houseplant”… >

Roomshroom >

I would love a houseshroom >

I could be saying this strictly because I’m high, but I think this is friggin brilliant. >

I'm not high and it is definitely brilliant. Now I'm gonna go get high and be double mind blown when I come back and read this again.
Also fuck ficus! >

love. love. love this take. >

They aren't plants. >

Why does no one do this! This is such a dope thought! I want house fungis! >

I think personally that plants are a bit easier to take care of and are much easier to get your hands on
as someone whos grown mushrooms before (not speaking for everyone ofc), it can get a bit expensive 
although i fully agree! house mushies should be more common :) >

Rwcently watched joe rogans pcast with paul stamets. Im deffo gettin some mushrooms grpwing