I’m trying to grow mushrooms in home as well and did the same thing as an experiment but with grey oyster and the result was amazing! I didn’t know that you can try it with other varieties, thanks for sharing such wonderful information! 🙏
@@isaaccutlip5815 I tried different ways and this one gave me good results but not what I expected. The best way was using a green house outside of the house with a humidifier and a small fan to extract the inside air connected to a timer plug, I have some videos that I’m sharing here in TH-cam as well ☺️
I used a pc to steralize logs, so they are same size as quart jars and sprayed down plastic shopping bags with alcohol, left sealed up in a dark tote for 2 months. They overwintered, and there is obviously growth, but no fruits. Hoping this spring prolly fall, but i wanna bury mine too. Have em wedged in a y of a pine in partial shade atm.
So far nothing this season (year 2, 1 year buried). However many mushrooms take years to establish so I’m not giving up yet. The logs had some native Turkey tail on them, this typically stunts but doesn’t halt development.
Actually, like he has here, once established, they are hearty and as long as you dont have real bad luck, they should be fine. Obviously keep the logs away from other mushroom patches, like honey mushrooms..or oysters. These logs should be fine, but id bury them with anaerobic soaked oak mulch. Maybe create a mycelium mat. Its what i wanna do with my oysters.
I’m trying to grow mushrooms in home as well and did the same thing as an experiment but with grey oyster and the result was amazing! I didn’t know that you can try it with other varieties, thanks for sharing such wonderful information! 🙏
Did you use a fruiting chamber?
@@isaaccutlip5815 I tried different ways and this one gave me good results but not what I expected. The best way was using a green house outside of the house with a humidifier and a small fan to extract the inside air connected to a timer plug, I have some videos that I’m sharing here in TH-cam as well ☺️
I used a pc to steralize logs, so they are same size as quart jars and sprayed down plastic shopping bags with alcohol, left sealed up in a dark tote for 2 months. They overwintered, and there is obviously growth, but no fruits. Hoping this spring prolly fall, but i wanna bury mine too. Have em wedged in a y of a pine in partial shade atm.
Does it really work?
Any updates? I have a mycelium bag coming to me too.
So far nothing this season (year 2, 1 year buried). However many mushrooms take years to establish so I’m not giving up yet. The logs had some native Turkey tail on them, this typically stunts but doesn’t halt development.
@@gostkiewicz What about now? April/o5/2022
@@gostkiewicz so it was a failure ?
Can you give us an update?
Where did you purchase the bags, collars and the mushrooms? This will be my first year trying.
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Mushrooms need to be handled with gloves and in a sterilized environment otherwise they could be contaminated with near by fungus
Actually, like he has here, once established, they are hearty and as long as you dont have real bad luck, they should be fine. Obviously keep the logs away from other mushroom patches, like honey mushrooms..or oysters. These logs should be fine, but id bury them with anaerobic soaked oak mulch. Maybe create a mycelium mat. Its what i wanna do with my oysters.