How To Grow Mushrooms The EASY Way (No Sterilization!)
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- How to grow oyster mushrooms outdoors on a straw bale. No sterilization required like needed indoors. Step by step methods I used to successfully grow mushrooms at home and OUTSIDE. Easy as keeping the straw moist and letting nature do rest. I started mine in the summer when it was hot so the process took 45 days instead of 30 days but they still grew despite temperature limitations. Don't mess around sterilizing substrate. Inoculate a straw bale and set it in a shady spot outdoors, keep it moist, and enjoy your oyster mushrooms!
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We have been packing straw layered with mushroom spawn in plastic milk crates and produce boxes from our local Asian store. Great production and no sterilization also. We have used blue brown and Italian oysters (which are cold hearty and will sometimes reinoculate new straw.
The pink and yellow oysters go all though the summer into fall. When they are done, we chuck a box a week of the spent straw to the chickens all through the winter and it becomes perfect compost and makes the chickens super healthy.
That is awesome! I'm gonna start tossing mine in with the chickens
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Not being afraid to fail helps. I like trying new garden experiments based off observations I see in nature. There are mushrooms growing without human intervention since before we existed!
A good tip is that if you keep some of the spawn you can use it to inoculate more substrate :)
I added some of the bale into my soil and had oysters pop up. They were quickly destroyed by chipmunks and slugs 😂
Mushrooms produces spores. Spores are transfered into agar plates where becomes mycellium. From plates they go to seeds. From seeds to bale.
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The background noises in this video are very relaxing. Sounds like you live in paradise.
I'm far enough in the woods to be away from roadway noise and city lights. It is very relaxing.
After the mushrooms are done growing grow tomatoes in the used straw bale.❤
I had drought issues last year so growing in bales is not on my to do list. I plant everything in the ground with heavy mulch now and barely need to water. If these dont flush again they will become mulch for my annual vegetables!
Make a tent out of the plastic instead of removing and it'll do much better. Holds in the moisture better without smashing the growing mushrooms. Just needs a few small air holes at the bottom.
I actually used a humidifier with mine. Great project for everyone.
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@@user-pq4ct9cp6s I used to grow king and blue oyster mushrooms. It's very easy if you have a good location and a little time. I actually grew indoors year round. Just got too busy...
Thanks. I believe you can use the old bale as starter for your next bale. I also think that watering the bale when it pins but weather turns too dry and hot might have saved your first “aborts”. Good luck
It would have. I am pretty lazy when it comes to growing stuff so I didn't water it. We usually get decent rainfall but last year had a brutal drought. Luckily it stayed pretty damp in the woods out of the sun and wind to produce the 2 big flushes
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Awesome video. Thanks for all the detail about the timing of when you started this and how that affected the grow.
I have a similar situation this year. Went from freezing temps to super hot. Hopefully the results are just as good.
You should use the pipe to deliver the spawn in. Jam it in as far as you want and pour small chuncks inside the pipe. When you pull out the spawn is where you want it.
I tried that. I thought it was going to be good but the spawn is kind of moist and the conduit opening is small. I found I was able to get more using handfuls
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Easiest video on mushroom growth I’ve found. Thank you!
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Good vid. Will be trying this method
Works great but watch out for slugs! Weren't a problem last year but this year they destroyed all my mushrooms
Thanks so much for sharing
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I thought the same. Thanks mate. You are role model. Yes. It doesn't need to be complicated. 😊
Such a simple yet effective method. Mushrooms have been growing without our help for a long time! Nature does not pasteurize or sterilize
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My garden is north of thick trees so I don't get many months of sun. I use it as an advantage to grow cool crops all season. And mushrooms!
Thank you for this video. I'll be growing some store bought portobellos in a similar fashion! Kinda fun to see you do it the way I'd like to approach mushroom growing, in a more quick and dirty method!
There are probably more unique ways to grow mushrooms we could find if people experimented more.
Thank you for showing the challenges along the way - that teaches us so much more than if it just worked out automatically. Well done!
These long time period videos are tougher to put together but there are a lot of videos that don't show results. I wouldn't want to release something that didn't work. The challenges help everyone out. I'm sure people can watch this and come up with their own, better ways to do it to overcome.
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Could you post a video on growing psilocybin on a straw bale.
Great idea, and great video! I have a shaded area of woods on my property. I’m going to jump into the mushroom growing side of gardening soon!
Good luck! Such a great way to use shaded space and be productive. Just beware of slugs. They are big fans of mushrooms
Excellent video & I agree with you growing them naturally outside
Always the easiest way!
hey.. thanks for the vid and giving this a go despite it being out of season for this type of mushroom. appreciate anyone who uses natures methods. your right, sterilization and other energetically and resource depleting methods are too much work for something that already grows well in nature.
I have never seen nature sterilize anything!
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Good job bro, thank you for sharing. I was going to do this with Agaricus Blazei but couldn't find any strait forward vids like this. Thanks for posting!
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Thanks for showing me. Greg from South Africa.
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Cultivating mushrooms is as easy or hard as you want it to be.
Even if you only have a passing interest and "buy a kit" you'll know that the mushrooms over by the rosebushes show up in the fall and are good to eat, the ones by the oak come out in spring are taste awesome, ect.... It saves from foraging the wrong kind of mushrooms in the wild.
I had some wild edibles pop up but they are ones with deadly look alikes. I won't mess with them!
I always thought, why the sterilization as the forest is not sterile, Great Video
Exactly!
You’ve inspired me! Definitely going to try it 👍🏼
Good luck and enjoy your mushrooms!
I like this idea, one small thing I would do different is I would divide that large straw bale into three sections, tie them down and soak each in a large tote, instead of running a hose to wet the straw, that’s just me to save some water. Thanks for sharing!
I didnt want it to fall apart and it got really heavy with the water. I do see some dip the bales
Excellent technique 👌 so natural and organic
Grown naturally
I just love things that you can grow under the sum. All those cups, sterelization, encubation...etc. Congrats men, and thank for the Idea. I will give it a try.
They grow outside without human interference. Sometimes we overcomplicate growing. Nature does best
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I'm like you I like to keep it simple and think about it logically.. I just started my first liquid culture with p. Ovoid spores. I will be going right to a pasturized straw and another tub with wood chips and another experimental potting soil straw mix the rest of the syringe I threw into my garden bed they over came all odds in the wild to survive they got to make it some how if all goes well
I goy oysters growing in my garden now from some straw from the bale I buried in there. They are very prolific mushrooms!
I am so doing this. Thank you for the tip on the variety preferences. I'll try pink oysters first and then start others. I'm in S central FL. So this will be interesting.
Good luck! Let me know how it goes
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Good luck! Keep it moist and shaded and don't fight 90 degree weather like I did. I cant image how good mine would've done with the right temps
With straw bales, it's really important to find straw that hasn't been sprayed with Round-up, which is commonly sprayed on commercial wheat and grain crops to make them ripen faster.
Finding organic isn't easy, but is absolutely worthwhile, since the whole point is to grow mushrooms that are healthy to eat.
My garden gets straw from a local farmer that doesn't use any chemicals. The problem with straw for mushrooms is this time of year the local farmers don't have a crop
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I'm in Tennessee, so not able to source straw bales out of Michigan.
Do you know if a person can grow more than one kind of mushroom in the same bale at the same time ?
It could happen but yields will be reduced. The different mycelium would fight eachother for resources, weakening both.
Awesome perspective.
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Thanks! Just watch out for slugs. They were ruthless this year.
Very cool! Looking to give this a shot too! Hi from Grand Rapids 🍻
Works great! Got 2 big flushes. Bail still sitting out for a possible spring flush
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I was a sIumIord once.
Saw mushrooms growing out of somebody's carpet a non-zero number of times.
Don't eat those 😂
That can happen in really nice, new homes when the builder is cheap and using trash labor. You only find out a year later.
This is good. It is intimidating to do strelization without proper equipment.
And that equipment is very expensive!
bro and here i am choppin up straw with my weedwacker washin it in soap and heatin it for an hour when i could just put the whole damn bale out back and let it rip
The beauty of letting it grow outdoors like it does in the wild!
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Just excellent! And I have 6 acres of trees, ferns, and too much shade to grow much except periwinkle and bearberry. I'm trying your method, good luck with all your future straw bales! ❤ Abigail, in beautiful New Hampshire
Good luck and thanks for watching!
The injection-port method is making things a lot easier especially for medicinal mushrooms but yeah its incredible the extent some tutorials provide as guidance. I'm not cooking meth!
People always find a way to overcomplicate!
Thank you 🙂
I have the perfect spot
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Seeing as we don’t get heat here in Ireland, I might just give your method a try. Thanks for this excellent video. Greetings from the Emerald Isle 🥰
That would be cool! If you try it and it works let me know!
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This is awesome! I wonder if spraying water underneath rather than just on top would not just help with air flow, but moisture?
Yes! Since it evaporates up.
Wow, really great! Good job! Ive wanted to grow mushrooms but the whole clean room thing put me off. Thank you for sharing this obviously fine method!
Mushrooms grow in the wild without our help. I figured why not toss them in the woods where they belong and let them do what they do naturally. Wine caps are even easier. They love dirty conditions where mold and other fungi are present. Actually helps them grow better!
I agree with you, so much sterilization for something that grows naturally outside.... I'll try it
It's amazing they can grow without human intervention 😂
Yes sir thanks this is the way ezzzie I'll do it got to find straw
Just set up 2 more bales myself
really cool guy :D i like your idea of making it natural nad easy
I've got an indoor wine cap tub going now complete with bugs and other living creatures. Ready to flush. Just gave them what they need in the wild
Great job sir
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Excellent!
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Thats great to know you can use the tap water and you dont have to sterilise nothing thank you for posting this
Oysters grow outside and nature doesn't sterilize!
I seen so many videos and all need sterilisation......I found yours and another person that doesnt need to. Makes growing Mushrooms more fun!!!!!!!! Great video!
They were delicious and I got TWO flushes of mushrooms. Thanks for watching!
For some people all the technical part is the fun stuff 😂
I’m new to growing mushrooms. What are the risks if you don’t sterilize the straw?
I'm going to do this thank you so much love mamak Z
Good luck! Hope you succeed!
Looks great
Thanks!
Great little vid. Nice to something that might last a year or two or even longer.
We will see. I am building more long term grow areas in my garden this spring
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thanks thats easy way keep going
Super simple!
awesome video, fun guy!
Thanks!
Cool man. Thanks!
Grow some mushrooms! They are delicious
I could totally do this!
Yes you can!
Wow this is good to know. Always wanted to try my hand but with all that sterilization going on , well it just seemed like too much work for something that grows naturally in the wild where no one sterilizes anything. Will definitely try. Thanks so much.
Same here. I was put off by the standard process. There's oysters hanging off trees everywhere here and nobody sterilized them
Good job 👍
Thanks!
Your straw can be a lot looser. And a cheap and easy way to pasterize is a cold water hydrated lime bath. The way your growing is super simple, i get it. But you could boost your results by alot by giving it a good soak and a little bit more aeration. Good job tho! Whatever you can do to get other people to grow is great man!
I find when I do stuff like this I lose interest so initial set up then leaving it on its own worked well for me. 15 gallons of mushrooms was too much to eat 😂. I'm making this a yearly endeavor. I have Italian oysters out waiting for a fall cold snap to flush
Oh ya for sure boss. I know people have their own methods and what works for them. But i definitely understand where your coming from when you grow too much and you dont know what to do with it lolol. Ive grown for years and i started getting to the point where i wanted to maximize yields but my goal is production for sale. Im trying to get some pink oysters going rn and i made 40 jars of spawn recently. Im getting ready to put them on straw and use whats left over to do a grain to grain transfer and multiply it all over agai. But ya cheers to you man!! I wish i had the time to spread the knowledge in videos.
Ok, ok! Way different play with Mushroom! My first time seeing this!
Works great!
Nice work. Get excited about something.
Thanks!
I was wondering if all the serialisation is really necessary. Great video. Thank you
For outside, no. If you are making your own spawn I think its a good idea. They use lab hoods for that. Someone growing mushrooms at home does not need to make their own spawn unless they are starting a business
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I like this ideal! 👍
It's fun. Just watch out for slugs!
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Thank you sir for this informative video which addressed an important growing issue. Sometimes I wonder if all the aseptic techniques really benefit the mushrooms over time. As you stated these fungi are capable of growing in the wild just fine and are probably more hardy strains over time as well.
Thats interesting. I wonder if wild cultures would grow hardier than the lab varieties.
@@FastGardeningMichigan Yep, exactly. Anyway, I believe so.
I have a sawmill. N E Ohio. The log pile, while sitting out back & aging, always gets free oysters growing on it,,, especially on the poplar & bass wood logs.
I pick off the aged caps and place/ layer them in-between the cut-off slabs, with bark still attached, with the dust. & in one year they start producing. Grays & whites seem to work best, but I'm going to order some pinks & give them a try.
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This is a great putdoor method, but nothing beats the old in home, brown rice matrix method.
Never heard of it but I'll be checking it out now. Thanks!
Simple, easy
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Thanks!
This is amazing!!! What month did you inoculate the bale in?
Early May, but ideally it shouldve been done early April. Luckily some cold temps and rain showed up in August to get a nice early flush
What state are you from ?
Did you ever have a problem with gnats or a hard shell small bugs ? I've tried both , the blue oyster and pink oyster and for some reason I've been getting a lot of these lil bugs that flock around the mushrooms and literally suck the life of of the mushrooms and they die off. Any suggestion would be appreciated
Michigan. No issues last year but slugs have been bad this year. Just had some mushrooms flush with cooler weather and I have less slugs but the earlier flushes got wrecked by them
Very cool
Thanks!
I like this the best
Simple and effective
Ok thanks
Thx always thot must grow in pails and bags
Nope! These usually grow on trees
Well done- might also be good idea to inform audience the food for the mushrooms comes from the mycelium breaking down the straw ( I know you said chow in the straw)
I was referring to "chowing down" as a verbal action, not chow as in food
Very very nice i'm glad you popped on my recommendation, I like this a lot more than traditional techniques. I really want to grow mushrooms, but what the hell, it requires a ton of material made of plastic that are one time use, then they end up in land fills. Or other people literally cut huge trees for the log, then only produce a few mushroom out of it. So destructive and so much waste of plastic just to produce a few dozen mushrooms. I'm all for growing mushroom but not at this price, I was giving up on this project when you finally popped in feed. This is a lot better man I like it.
All the sterilization stuff turned me off to them but I thought they grow naturally without human intervention. This is a set it and forget it approach. Only issue this year is slugs eating my mushrooms!
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Thanks!
Gonna grab an extra straw bale and do this!
Let me know how it goes. It's fun to grow mushrooms!
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