Growing gourmet mushrooms, while a valiant idea, may be difficult. They often require very sterile environments and expensive substrates (blue corn I think is a common one) to grow the mycelium required for adequate food.
I would agree that rare plants could be beneficial. Tissue culture would allow them to be shipped more easily, but the consumer is going to have to know how to adjust those plants to soil without killing them. Also, your outlet for sales (i.e. the internet) is going to be your biggest restriction.
My suggestion would be that you find something important to the economy of your local state (perhaps in the dairy or forestry industry) and see if you can create some sort of assay they don't know they need yet.
Or get an internship / flip some burgers and save you money. Don't forget - Christmas is right around the corner.
-SG
On Mon, Oct 2, 2017 at 11:44 PM, Felipe Tanaami <tanaani@gmail.com> wrote:
Maybe you could clone rare plants using tissue culture--
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