In fact, anyone who knows how to do math knows this.
Five eggs would cost about two cents.
One pound of mushrooms is about right.
In other words, one mushroom spawn bag can produce five harvests.
You can break even on the first harvest.
The remaining four times were all profitable.
However, the tendency to take advantage of others is a common flaw.
Who wouldn't want to achieve big results with small investments?
Or even engaging in business without any initial investment?
Gu Yunyang was essentially doing business with virtually no capital.
Anyway, those things are all byproducts from my own base space. They're either used as feed or to make these mushroom spawn bags.
Two eggs are enough.
However, Gu Honglan's consideration was not wrong; two eggs were indeed cheap.
Five eggs should be enough.
With costs less than one-fifth of the total, this deal is a great bargain, isn't it?
Furthermore, he won't need to make the mushroom bags himself in the future; the housekeeping robot can handle that.
Is there any business in the world that's easier to do than this?
Gu Yunyang planted the extra mushroom bags himself.
Next, he can use a portion of his wood-based abilities to accelerate mushroom growth.
It's good to stock up on more mushrooms.
Both fresh and dried, you can keep quite a bit.
The auntie didn't actually mention Gu Honglan, so she tacitly agreed to the price of five eggs.
But deep down, I still felt a little uncomfortable.
Then, she went to Gu Hanping's place to complain a few words.
Gu Hanping was only taken aback, knowing that it was Gu Honglan who set the price, and that as her older sister, she didn't want her younger brother to spend money on it.
That day, Gu Yunyang mentioned the approximate raw materials for the mushroom bags, and Gu Hanping calculated that two eggs were indeed too cheap.
First of all, others have a hard time even getting wheat and barley straw.
Moreover, in rural areas, these straws are also very important ignition sources.
Also, in winter, although the temperature in Guangdong Province is relatively high, it is still much colder than in summer.
Some straw may also need to be placed underneath.
It will definitely be useful anyway.
It also uses gypsum and quicklime, plus rice bran, etc., are they all free?
Five eggs are a pretty good deal.
Gu Hanping analyzed, "You see, the materials inside are quite difficult to find."
Secretary Gu only helped to contact these people and made the purchases in the name of our brigade.
If you're curious, you can open it up and take a look.
If you do the math, one mushroom bag needs about five eggs to make it roughly right.
Two eggs—that was roughly the number Secretary Gu mentioned when we were talking before.
At that time, we hadn't bought any materials or actually started making anything.
Think about it yourselves, who can guarantee they're right?
Gu Hanping's question silenced everyone.
Gu Hanping added, "Alright, regarding this matter, we also adhere to the principle of resource conservation. If you're willing, we can exchange them later."
If you don't want to, then forget it.
We've never grown mushrooms before, and we've gotten by, haven't we? It's not like it's something we absolutely have to do.
That's what they say.
If I can make money, I can live a good life.
Who would want to live such a miserable life now?
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