Dude look at all those pretty colors.. Weeee. No sir those mushrooms are none eatable. They do not cause any problems other then touching the plants like you spoke of. Most of the time they pop up during the morning and gone by afternoon. They don't bother me at all. In fact they are letting me know the bales are working like they should be. Awesome information Mr. Oppe. Your killing this teaching folks how to bale garden! Hope you have a great weekend!
Thanks, CB...I'm really trying to make it easy for the first timer. This is probably one of my favorite vids so far. I don't know what it is about shrooms that are so captivating. I guess it's their mystery and their ability to heal or kill depending on variety. Fascinating stuff. Have an awesome week!
It will be interesting to see if I get any mushrooms in my bales. I have lots of different varieties growing real close by in the woods as a spore source!
You might end up with exotic fungi since you're surrounded by the woods. Too bad morels won't pop up in the bales. Though, if they did I would probably stop veggie gardening and change my focus...lol.
Yeah, I'm going to have to do some more experimenting with the time lapse. It would have turned out better if I didn't have to change out the battery on my camera. Still pretty cool, none the less!
Isn't it the coolest thing. They are actually fairly easy to grow on a small scale. Farming them is a bit more intensive but still very doable. Thanks for watching and have a great week!
It's really hard to say. The bales are actively composted through the entire season and are susceptible to being colonized by different varieties of fungi. Luckily I haven't really had that problem but it is a possibility. Hopefully they don't cause too much issue with your garden.
I have mushrooms pop up in my raised beds. Im pretty sure it is from the hay that drops down from the rabbits and then when I put the rabbit poop/hay in the bed it has spores in it.
Dont you wish I plants grew as fast as the mushrooms do. Lol very cool time lapse.
Haha....right!!
Have a shroomy day!! Mushrooms fascinate me, that was so cool watching them come alive!
So much fun seeing your mushrooms too!
Aren't they so cool?!?
Excellent info on the mushrooms sir and the time lapse was spot on, loved it!! Thank ya for sharing!! Dan
Awesome! I'm glad you liked it. Have a great week!
Dude look at all those pretty colors.. Weeee. No sir those mushrooms are none eatable. They do not cause any problems other then touching the plants like you spoke of. Most of the time they pop up during the morning and gone by afternoon. They don't bother me at all. In fact they are letting me know the bales are working like they should be. Awesome information Mr. Oppe. Your killing this teaching folks how to bale garden! Hope you have a great weekend!
Thanks, CB...I'm really trying to make it easy for the first timer. This is probably one of my favorite vids so far. I don't know what it is about shrooms that are so captivating. I guess it's their mystery and their ability to heal or kill depending on variety. Fascinating stuff.
Have an awesome week!
The opening of this was just great! Very cool time lapse!
Haha,...I may have been that guy years ago....I'll never tell....
Love the time lapse.
It will be interesting to see if I get any mushrooms in my bales. I have lots of different varieties growing real close by in the woods as a spore source!
You might end up with exotic fungi since you're surrounded by the woods. Too bad morels won't pop up in the bales. Though, if they did I would probably stop veggie gardening and change my focus...lol.
I did have a schroomy day washing the time lapse.
Yeah, I'm going to have to do some more experimenting with the time lapse. It would have turned out better if I didn't have to change out the battery on my camera. Still pretty cool, none the less!
We need to learn better how to grow mushrooms. I'm going to have the lumberjack watch this video. Great information!
Isn't it the coolest thing. They are actually fairly easy to grow on a small scale. Farming them is a bit more intensive but still very doable. Thanks for watching and have a great week!
After the inky caps,I started getting brown mushrooms. Any idea might cycle threw next?
It's really hard to say. The bales are actively composted through the entire season and are susceptible to being colonized by different varieties of fungi. Luckily I haven't really had that problem but it is a possibility. Hopefully they don't cause too much issue with your garden.
@@BrewCityGardener I think they are another type of ink cap. Still looking into it since nearly all brown mushrooms look alike lol
I have mushrooms pop up in my raised beds. Im pretty sure it is from the hay that drops down from the rabbits and then when I put the rabbit poop/hay in the bed it has spores in it.
It's always a good sign when you see mushrooms in the garden!
I hate when those "fun guys" come in and start taking up nutrients. 😆 Great info, Sir!
Haha.... Jim wins the corny joke of the day! LOL
@@BrewCityGardener Yes!!👍