How To Make Mushroom "Fruiting Blocks" At Home | Everything You Need To Know!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video you will learn everything you need to know to make mushroom fruiting blocks. Now you can easily start growing pounds of edible gourmet mushrooms at home for a fraction of the cost of store-bought. Thanks for watching!
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I have been thinking about growing mushrooms and its like you were reading my mind. Lol Thanks Dan.
I love when he says, "I got PLENTY of grain spawn."
I'm a new subscriber and I have to say, I'm impressed! The fact that most everything you do can be adjusted to suit our own personal needs! So many great ideas!
what a great video. You are quite the teacher! And Thank you.
Good one .DIY.
I really enjoyed this video. So informative.😊
❤ Great job on the instructional video. You are a good communicator and teacher. I love the PC on the Amazon cardboard table top. 😊
nice to see low tech ways of doing it.
This tutorial is super simple! I’m looking forward to giving wood lovers like Oysters a go! Lions Mane is also on the list!
Now to part 4 👍. 👵🏻👩🌾❣️
I’m a new subscriber and really appreciate your instruction. I’ve looked around to see what your next steps are regarding the actual fruiting of the fully colonized blocks. I don’t see it. Do you have a video in this? I’ like to know what you do with the block…..cut the top off? Make slices in the bag? Do you place it in a fruiting tent….if so, at what point? Humidity, lighting, temperature, etc.? Thanks again for your help.
Everything You Need to know.lmao
There’s no follow up video? Great method.
Dan does his clean work out side cause bacteria is afraid of dans abundance
I have a hard time sourcing soy hulls. is there an alternative? Could I use bran?
Pellets hve already been pasteurized. Do you really need to do the steaming?
Please let me know what the size is of your bags, as I buy similar ones
I wouldn't use soyhulls and hardwood pallets on oyster mushrooms. Just use straw and coffee grounds, both cheap and readily available. U can use the hardwood and soy combo for shitake.
Oysters grow great on sawdust blocks. And blocks take up less space than buckets. But ya both methods work great
ahahah oh gosh! i totally put 5 pounds of dry hwfp, then added water. Didn't realize that the 5lbs meant 5 pounds including water. Thanks for clarifying this! I wonder if my massive blocks will still work? I PC'd them for 3 hours, but still... i'm wondering if the heat could penetrate such a big block. I'll try it out anyways.
3 hours should be fine, I've done grain bags that big in 3 hours and sawdust is way more forgiving.
I live in Jamaica and the substrate material that you use is not available. What would suggest I use instead?
pasteurized straw and coffee grounds for oyster mushrooms.
Coco coir and vermiculite perlite and a big handful of Pete moss
Pasteurized of course
Thanks guys. Appreciate it
Have you ever tried this recipe with psilocybin strains?
In the states, I don't think they can say yes and keep their job
However I think if ever tried psilocybin, I'd go with coco coir, vermiculite, perlite and a pinch of Pete moss and gypsum 73 degrees you're welcome Goodluck
Pasteurized
Where’s the follow up video he referred to?