You should know about the ” Honey Fungus ” before you decide to plant honey fungus. Although its further development is still in the process of being discovered, honey fungus has already been known to be used for centuries in oriental herbal medicine for skin care.
Honey fungus is further developed in the so called “Bong Beom” plant which is later on known to be developed from the apotheosis plant. The aforementioned herbal medicine uses the roots of mother nature to cure illness. Although the tree is indeed very popular in the area, it was later on discovered to be non-herbial and non-viable. Nevertheless, its existence has been reported since the telephone communication between the fungicide manufacturer and the South East Asia based company Sylectrum Thailand.
The fungicide efficiency over one of the active constituents that should be incorporated into the formula is estimated to be about 96%. This over-erenuous nature of the previous statement refers specifically to the trans-plantability of the tree. Just like the food industry, people seem to have completely unrealistic ideas about the growth of plant stocks. Once the tree is out of the bag, people will try to plant it in another country. Our branch of the plant could have a multitude of uses, one of them being the manufacture of honey fungus.
The honey fungus that is produced by the bong beom plant is quite distinct in its properties. It has the ability to produce chemical compounds which can be taken into the body to cure wounds. Due to this unique characteristic, bong beom honey fungus is highly in demand not only for the cosmetic industry but also for the manufacture of foods and medicines.
A tip I got from a piercing shops Sacramento owner who does gardening on the side told me, “To produce honey fungus, you need to include three parts – the meaner, the medium and the fungus. Meaner is the name of the ingredient that you are including in the formula, and the medium is the part that those compounds are being reproduced. Place the meaner and the medium in a hot place where the temperature is around 72 degrees Celsius. When the sides of the fungus and the walls of the granular form begin to separate, mix them using an electric juicer or a knife.”
follow these steps to produce honey fungus:
1. Pour the meaner and the medium into a container.
2. Mix the meaner and the medium using a knife or juicer. Pour half of the mixture into a jar or a container.
3. Pour remaining mixture into the jar or container.
4. Put the lid on the jar or container and store it in a place that is away from direct sunlight.
5. After a few weeks, you will be able to find a white mass on the surface of the granular form which is honey fungus.
6. Remove the honey fungus from the granular form and then dilute it using a little water.
7. Store the dilute honey fungus in a container that is covered and where it will not be exposed to direct sunlight.
To enjoy the sweet flavor of “Passata” white mulch, try planting it near roses or other fragrant plants.