Wait, that's not exactly true. First year of college in 1985 I was studying mycology, and growing mushrooms in my dorm room. My roommate was cool about it, but thought it was pretty weird that I had a giant bag of pasteurized cow manure in my closet.
Thanks for the video, but I don't agree with your logic regarding weight vs. volume. Cups (volume) is a dumb measure to use for solids when calculating ratios as for instance for sawdust you'd get a completely different amount of raw material when you take 1cup of pellets compared to loose saw dust. The only way to convert 1 cup of pellets into loose one would be to go by weight.
It's not his logic obviously your not a science person because there is volumetric ratios and then there are weight ratios and in this case volumetric is what we are after for percent ratios!!!
@@lorentzianmanifold718 No clue what you're talking about Lorentzian, Volumetric measurments are way less accurate because the grain size of the material and how much it's packed play a huge role. We almost exclusively use weight in science because it's more accurate and consistent. I'm not saying you can't use volumetric measurments, because obviously you can, but moving to a weight system would have a lot of advantages. It might not be worth the effort if the current recipie works well, but that doesn't mean quin is wrong.
@@anotherguy9402 what about the moisture content of an absorbent solid? Then your weight ratio wouldn't be precise either based on atmospheric conditions or even just how your materials are prepared. We're not really trying to be that precise here, just be accurate. Anybody remember that lesson in science class? You can be accurate without being precise. Here he's trying to advise being accurate.. If you're talking actual solids like nails or something then sure, weight will work. Give me a pound of wet sponges though, and then give me a pound of dry ones, very different, but a gallon of each will be pretty close to the same. Either way he's saying to use volume in his recipe and acknowledges doing it by weight and says thats not quite right. At the end of the day you do you tho, its your 💩
Thanks for the video, but there is 1 thing i want to tell. You have total amount of 60 cups in your box (100÷60=1.667 / multiplied with 50 cups manure equals =83.333 percent).your ratio is 83.33/8.33/8.33. You have to Divide your manure cups with 8 for the vermiculite and coir, because it's 8 times more. 48/6/6 cups would be a 80/10/10% ratio. Sorry for my english (Not native)
I use cow manure, 40%, oats 40%, and 20% vermiculite, it works pretty good. I will try to add some gypsum powder and see how it works. Thanks for the video man. I do have to pressure cook because of the oats.
@@thejohn6614 I mix the manure and water until wet and soggy. Then I mix in dry oats until the soggy turns into wet. Then I add vermiculite until I have the perfect moisture. Basically the PF tech with alternate medium. This works slower than brown rice flour, but still works ok.
@@QuailCanyonAnthropolgy I see. Thank you for your reply. I used to just use horse manure mixed with vermiculite and it worked great and I never had any contamination issues. I made sure to get the old dried up horse manure that had started to turn white.
Honestly I don't know if its the weather , but during the winter I used coco/verm only had no contam in my tubs, now summertime I added cowpoop to my sub and have been getting more tricoderma in some of my tubs. Just an observation, I added cowpoop to see if it has any affects on potency. But sometimes it seems to keep it simple seems to work , so if s beginner I recommend coco/verm only
@@jasonstar2285 as you have to pasturise it, it does stink because you're basically sitting with a steaming tub of sh*t. But, it doesn't stink that much once cooled off, and there is no smell once the substrate is fully colonised. I only has one flush, but that's because our temperatures rose unexpectedly (record highs for October).
I’ve got a dub tub going with the boomerbags of horse manure. I got a full tub of mycelium for a week but I was told to put a layer of coir ontop. Do you do this? It’s beautiful looking with water droplets shinning when I look at it with a flash light
I find supplementing manure substrates with some carbs as chopped straw works best. Using just manure, vermiculite, and coco just doesn't seem to cut it. If you use straw, you can still get away with pasteurizing.
I got a question about manure, as far as Does It Matter What Kind Is Usable? This might seem like a stupid or frivolous question, but I am quite serious. Knowing that mushrooms grow in the wild, and that men have been eating mushrooms since they began tracking and hunting their prey, following their scat and picking the mushrooms off of it as they went along, is seems like they might grow on any kind of Scat. The reason why I am asking is, I live on free range, and I raise rabbits, and there is plenty of manure for the taking. Rabbit scat is very beneficial to mini Gardens and is mixed with Timothy Hay already. I was hoping that I could make both the cow manure and their rabbit manure together along with the hay, a little Coco Coir, and a little Gypsum and, after pasteurization, end up with a pretty decent substrate. I might be able to use a little cardboard in the mix as well. What are your thoughts?
The thing is you almost can't put too much gypsum in seriously I mean it won't hurt a damn thing if you put way way way way way too much in you'll have drainage problems and it'll start hardening up into little clumps but I mean you don't have to really measure it that much you can damn near gas at it you can leave it out altogether and then they'll grow just fine especially depending on the horse's diet. There could be a lot of calcium in their diet and you don't need to add any gypsum. You can use straight manure you can use manure and Coco coir I went years just using manure and vermiculite and just dumped it in and kept stirring it up until it was speckly to what I was used to the IT looked right to me you don't have to be very picky it's going to get the nutrients that it needs I would guess that even if you mixed it 5050 it would still grow mushrooms pretty good people get too crazy with exact measurements. I dumped a giant pile probably 3 wheelbarrows worth of manure in my backyard and then tossed a couple old spent blocks of you ventis in there and the next spring there was golden teachers everywhere
For the past 15 years I have pasteurized my mixture of manure and other substrate threw them in the tub thrown it in the closet and forgot about it just use it as I need it I never had to freeze anyting and it never got contaminated
If you use a brick of coir always break it up before pasteurizing it. if not sometimes the center of the brick wont get hot enough and youl get contams. its super easy. turn it on its side and use a bread knife or one with large serrations and saw it down the side and it splits apart so easy, just slice it in half and then half the halves then break em up into 2 inch or smaller pieces. especially for bucket tech.
I wouldn’t recommend pulling sub out until it has cooled. When substrate is hot and exposed to colder atmospheric air it begins to vacuum and draw air into itself. In the open where contaminants are floating you’re asking for contamination. We’ve found this out the hard way in a hurry to get bags cooled down. If you let them cool where they were heated they will shrink up real tight because they have vacuumed and sealed.
Just want to add that allowing a substrate to pasteurize longer than the given time for the given sub. Will not sterilize it. That takes immense heat and pressure and often flame.. it does how ever kill off beneficials.. great video btw!!
Thanks for the info on each section man I find this is going to be a hobby 👌. And idk if anyone else noticed or if its the quality of the video but its the swelling in ur hands and redness on ur left hand.
90-second mycology recommended me to your channel for substrate knowledge. Thank you ever so much really informative. New sub. Only thing I'd wonder about is here in the UK, our tap water is chlorinated... So from my days having being a green finger we used to let the water stand for 24-hours so the chlorine would evaporate.. I'm not sure how that would affect mushroom spore but just something I've wondered about.
You can still use it but if it's a concern you could always use filtered tap water or buy bottles of distilled water and you won't have anything to worry about.
You'd need to know if your tap water has chlorine or chloramine. Chlorine will off gas over time, chloramine has largely replaced chlorine because it is more stable. The good and bad of chloramine is that it stays in the water without off gassing....
Your videos are very interesting. One friendly advice. You repeat the same things 5 - 6 times. "You turn it on one side and then onto the other side... and then you do it over and again. It takes you for ever to explain one simple piece of information. You would have to be much more concise and you'll be 100 times more efficient. Other than that you're one of the best. Keep on with the good work
Great informative video. I got the ick explaining field capacity tho. Like if you don't know what that is watching this video, you haven't even crawled yet, why you trying to run using manure. Better start on some cakes like everyone else
10% of 80% isn't actual 10% in total. If you use 50 cups of manure, you dont add 10% of 50, you add 10% of the total amount, which you should work out with simple math's. If 50 cups is 80% then you should add 6.25 cups of vermiculite and 6.25 cups of coco coir. And to end, for a 5% of volume added gypsum you should add 3.125 cups of gypsum.
I have I a quick question I "have a friend" that is growing his first time and he's already injected his spore syringe into a ready to go 3 oz millet bag from booming achers and he went and bought a 40 lb bag of cow manure and compost and is going to JUST use that as a subtrate and "case" it. Is it already good to go with moisture? Or does he have to add water himself? And if so how much to 3 oz of millet with 10 ml of spores from sporesMD INSIDE of it already and is on day 6 tomorrow. He is using a big plastic tub with lid and is drilling 3" holes in the sides with breathable medical tape over the holes when he's ready to add the innoculated millet... He just needs to know if He has to manually add water and if so? How much? And on day #? Plz help it's his first time....
I believe your math is off. For 80% manure and 10% each vermiculite & coir that would mean an 1/8 ratio of the latter two ingredients. So for 48 cups Manure you should need 6 cups each of the other two ingredients for 60 cups total. Then add 3 cups gypsum. Right?
Thanks for the videos man. You explained why you use the vermiculite but why poo and not straw or something, and why the other two ingredients? If I got the manure locally what would I ask for? Like definitely aged right?
Manure is resistant to contamination and has a lot of nutrients. If you can gather what you want then get aged shit after it turns white. The white stuff is beneficial bacteria. If you get fresh stuff you have to dry it off.. If you get it from stalls then you have to leech it first.
So to pasteurize, in theory, I could do this like soil and put it in black trash bags and sit it in the sun on a summer day for a few hours. Or bag it how I'm going to freeze it, put those in the black bin and sit it outside. Start in the morning, and on a good 90F day, should be good by that night. Is that the right train of thought?
Love your channel. I keep hearing different views on prepping hpoo for substrate, sterilize vs pasteurize. Some say you really need to sterilize manure based sub. thoughts?
Willy! Thank you for this video. I have been using CBG substrate with ok results. However after trying the horse manure substrate, I won't go back to CVG.
When you pasturize at 150F-160F for 2 hours...is that a setting on your bulk pasturization tub? Or are you monitoring the core temp and once THAT hits 150F-160F you start the clock for your 2 hours?
Don't waste money buying gypsum. Dry wall is literally 100% gypsum. Just pull the paper off and pop it into the blender and make into a powder. Just make sure you sterilize it and everything else and don't chose any dry wall that's old and full of mildew of course. Fresh drywall please.
Does the ph sub matter? Now do u ph the water b4 adding to sub? Or does the blend of sub increase the sub? Distilled water has ph of 0 where purified water is around 6-7.5
Whoever sold you that manure rip you off I don't see one blade of grass in it real horse manure is straining even when it's well composted this is over composted and processed somehow . Now I understand that not everybody has access to a horse I know a guy that has seven or eight horses and he says anytime I want just come over and shovel it up and he showed me where the old stuff was piled he piled one side with fresh and just kept making the heap longer and longer so the the far end of the pile was the old stuff and it's perfect it's absolutely perfect take me about two minutes to scoop up enough for six months
Hello I just wanted to say thank you for all your informational videos. I’ve learned so much from you and the other TH-camrs who post about mushroom cultivation. Quick question, if I order the pasteurized mushroom growing sub from poogod do I just use that straight away without adding coir or verm or anything? Just confused
Anyone know how much sub this should yield? I tried this for the first time and I was able to fill one sterlite 56q blue gasket tub. I had some leftover but not enough to do another monotub.
Can I add these for the substrate mix Coco coir Vermiculite Perlite Malibu compost Can I use both vermiculite and perlite ? Can I add compost aswell? And is gypsum absolutely needed? Do I sterilize with everything mixed together already? And just add the gypsum after?
Hey I have a spore syringe of golden teachers....I have a tub, jars, coca coir, whole oats, brown rice, vermiculite, and gypsum. How much of everything should I mix up for one syringe?
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I never thought I'd look at shit and think to myself "oh, man, that looks good". But, here I am.
Wait, that's not exactly true. First year of college in 1985 I was studying mycology, and growing mushrooms in my dorm room. My roommate was cool about it, but thought it was pretty weird that I had a giant bag of pasteurized cow manure in my closet.
For $50 for .668 cubic feet it should be made out of gold
Lmao same here
das good shit?
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Thanks for the video, but I don't agree with your logic regarding weight vs. volume. Cups (volume) is a dumb measure to use for solids when calculating ratios as for instance for sawdust you'd get a completely different amount of raw material when you take 1cup of pellets compared to loose saw dust. The only way to convert 1 cup of pellets into loose one would be to go by weight.
It's not his logic obviously your not a science person because there is volumetric ratios and then there are weight ratios and in this case volumetric is what we are after for percent ratios!!!
@@lorentzianmanifold718 No clue what you're talking about Lorentzian, Volumetric measurments are way less accurate because the grain size of the material and how much it's packed play a huge role. We almost exclusively use weight in science because it's more accurate and consistent.
I'm not saying you can't use volumetric measurments, because obviously you can, but moving to a weight system would have a lot of advantages. It might not be worth the effort
if the current recipie works well, but that doesn't mean quin is wrong.
@@lorentzianmanifold718 volumetric is for liquids and weight is for solids.
@@anotherguy9402 what about the moisture content of an absorbent solid? Then your weight ratio wouldn't be precise either based on atmospheric conditions or even just how your materials are prepared. We're not really trying to be that precise here, just be accurate. Anybody remember that lesson in science class? You can be accurate without being precise. Here he's trying to advise being accurate.. If you're talking actual solids like nails or something then sure, weight will work. Give me a pound of wet sponges though, and then give me a pound of dry ones, very different, but a gallon of each will be pretty close to the same. Either way he's saying to use volume in his recipe and acknowledges doing it by weight and says thats not quite right. At the end of the day you do you tho, its your 💩
I've had good luck starting with the same method of measurement the recipie was developed with.
Thanks for the video, but there is 1 thing i want to tell.
You have total amount of 60 cups in your box (100÷60=1.667 / multiplied with 50 cups manure equals =83.333 percent).your ratio is 83.33/8.33/8.33.
You have to Divide your manure cups with 8 for the vermiculite and coir, because it's 8 times more.
48/6/6 cups would be a 80/10/10% ratio.
Sorry for my english (Not native)
He said that in the video lol
I came up with 50 6.25 6.25
He said it wrong he would of said 1 to 10 ratio or in this case 5 to 50
I live on a cattle farm... will just straight dehydrated cow manure work ?
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A long while back you recommend me to outgrow and I won’t stop shopping with them there substrate and spawn is phenomenal!!!
I use cow manure, 40%, oats 40%, and 20% vermiculite, it works pretty good. I will try to add some gypsum powder and see how it works. Thanks for the video man. I do have to pressure cook because of the oats.
How do you prepare the oats?
@@thejohn6614 I mix the manure and water until wet and soggy. Then I mix in dry oats until the soggy turns into wet. Then I add vermiculite until I have the perfect moisture. Basically the PF tech with alternate medium. This works slower than brown rice flour, but still works ok.
@@QuailCanyonAnthropolgy I see. Thank you for your reply. I used to just use horse manure mixed with vermiculite and it worked great and I never had any contamination issues. I made sure to get the old dried up horse manure that had started to turn white.
Honestly I don't know if its the weather , but during the winter I used coco/verm only had no contam in my tubs, now summertime I added cowpoop to my sub and have been getting more tricoderma in some of my tubs. Just an observation, I added cowpoop to see if it has any affects on potency. But sometimes it seems to keep it simple seems to work , so if s beginner I recommend coco/verm only
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Thanks just what I was wondering 👍🏻
Thank you you might have just saved my first grow
Dude - was just googling this very topic. Thank you as always!!!
I've only been growing magics for a year now, and I've had the best success with a monotub growing on manure.
does it stink? how many flushes do you get ?
@@jasonstar2285 as you have to pasturise it, it does stink because you're basically sitting with a steaming tub of sh*t. But, it doesn't stink that much once cooled off, and there is no smell once the substrate is fully colonised. I only has one flush, but that's because our temperatures rose unexpectedly (record highs for October).
@@TheMachineMother84 ok thanks for info 👍
I’ve got a dub tub going with the boomerbags of horse manure. I got a full tub of mycelium for a week but I was told to put a layer of coir ontop. Do you do this? It’s beautiful looking with water droplets shinning when I look at it with a flash light
I find supplementing manure substrates with some carbs as chopped straw works best. Using just manure, vermiculite, and coco just doesn't seem to cut it. If you use straw, you can still get away with pasteurizing.
Two questions. What do mean by "just doesn't cut it?" Does a manure based substrate increase potency compared to a CVG substrate?
I got a question about manure, as far as Does It Matter What Kind Is Usable?
This might seem like a stupid or frivolous question, but I am quite serious.
Knowing that mushrooms grow in the wild, and that men have been eating mushrooms since they began tracking and hunting their prey, following their scat and picking the mushrooms off of it as they went along, is seems like they might grow on any kind of Scat.
The reason why I am asking is, I live on free range, and I raise rabbits, and there is plenty of manure for the taking.
Rabbit scat is very beneficial to mini Gardens and is mixed with Timothy Hay already.
I was hoping that I could make both the cow manure and their rabbit manure together along with the hay, a little Coco Coir, and a little Gypsum and, after pasteurization, end up with a pretty decent substrate. I might be able to use a little cardboard in the mix as well.
What are your thoughts?
The thing is you almost can't put too much gypsum in seriously I mean it won't hurt a damn thing if you put way way way way way too much in you'll have drainage problems and it'll start hardening up into little clumps but I mean you don't have to really measure it that much you can damn near gas at it you can leave it out altogether and then they'll grow just fine especially depending on the horse's diet. There could be a lot of calcium in their diet and you don't need to add any gypsum. You can use straight manure you can use manure and Coco coir I went years just using manure and vermiculite and just dumped it in and kept stirring it up until it was speckly to what I was used to the IT looked right to me you don't have to be very picky it's going to get the nutrients that it needs I would guess that even if you mixed it 5050 it would still grow mushrooms pretty good people get too crazy with exact measurements. I dumped a giant pile probably 3 wheelbarrows worth of manure in my backyard and then tossed a couple old spent blocks of you ventis in there and the next spring there was golden teachers everywhere
Thanks for the video. I was looking for this very info. Thanks again.
For the past 15 years I have pasteurized my mixture of manure and other substrate threw them in the tub thrown it in the closet and forgot about it just use it as I need it I never had to freeze anyting and it never got contaminated
80% Manure
10%Coco
10% Verm
After full add 5% of Gypsum by volume at the end. That's right it adds up to 105%
THESE % ARE BY VOLUME.
If you use a brick of coir always break it up before pasteurizing it. if not sometimes the center of the brick wont get hot enough and youl get contams. its super easy. turn it on its side and use a bread knife or one with large serrations and saw it down the side and it splits apart so easy, just slice it in half and then half the halves then break em up into 2 inch or smaller pieces. especially for bucket tech.
So happy to have found you through Instagram. Your content is definitely going to help be a lot. Thank you 🙏
I wouldn’t recommend pulling sub out until it has cooled. When substrate is hot and exposed to colder atmospheric air it begins to vacuum and draw air into itself. In the open where contaminants are floating you’re asking for contamination. We’ve found this out the hard way in a hurry to get bags cooled down. If you let them cool where they were heated they will shrink up real tight because they have vacuumed and sealed.
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Just want to add that allowing a substrate to pasteurize longer than the given time for the given sub. Will not sterilize it. That takes immense heat and pressure and often flame.. it does how ever kill off beneficials.. great video btw!!
Thanks for the info on each section man I find this is going to be a hobby 👌. And idk if anyone else noticed or if its the quality of the video but its the swelling in ur hands and redness on ur left hand.
So can I use black cow manure for gardening?
90-second mycology recommended me to your channel for substrate knowledge. Thank you ever so much really informative. New sub. Only thing I'd wonder about is here in the UK, our tap water is chlorinated... So from my days having being a green finger we used to let the water stand for 24-hours so the chlorine would evaporate.. I'm not sure how that would affect mushroom spore but just something I've wondered about.
You can still use it but if it's a concern you could always use filtered tap water or buy bottles of distilled water and you won't have anything to worry about.
You'd need to know if your tap water has chlorine or chloramine. Chlorine will off gas over time, chloramine has largely replaced chlorine because it is more stable. The good and bad of chloramine is that it stays in the water without off gassing....
I collect my rain water I honestly think it would be the best
90sec is the shit, his sub Reddit is one of my favorites ❤️
Isn't it distilled water
Can you use worm castings?
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Over here instantly overwhelmed on which myco bags to purchase. Dang that selection is deep on unicorn bags 😵
Yo Willy I was sent here by 90 second mycology, I have subbed to you from two channels. I appreciate all the info!!
Best place to buy manure based substrates? Ready to!
Thanks Willy
Is it important to have 100% recipe. Does the weight ratio have to be exact. How critical is that?
Gracias willy 🎉
Hi Willy; thanks for all your great content! Question, would this recipe work for button mushrooms? Thanks
Your videos are very interesting.
One friendly advice. You repeat the same things 5 - 6 times. "You turn it on one side and then onto the other side... and then you do it over and again. It takes you for ever to explain one simple piece of information.
You would have to be much more concise and you'll be 100 times more efficient.
Other than that you're one of the best. Keep on with the good work
Great informative video. I got the ick explaining field capacity tho. Like if you don't know what that is watching this video, you haven't even crawled yet, why you trying to run using manure. Better start on some cakes like everyone else
Are you talking about and pressure cooker?? For pasteurizing ??
10% of 80% isn't actual 10% in total. If you use 50 cups of manure, you dont add 10% of 50, you add 10% of the total amount, which you should work out with simple math's. If 50 cups is 80% then you should add 6.25 cups of vermiculite and 6.25 cups of coco coir. And to end, for a 5% of volume added gypsum you should add 3.125 cups of gypsum.
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Thanks for the info. Valuable knowledge ,,,,,😎
Does the thermometer stab through the bag, and if so is that bag bad now?
I have I a quick question I "have a friend" that is growing his first time and he's already injected his spore syringe into a ready to go 3 oz millet bag from booming achers and he went and bought a 40 lb bag of cow manure and compost and is going to JUST use that as a subtrate and "case" it. Is it already good to go with moisture? Or does he have to add water himself? And if so how much to 3 oz of millet with 10 ml of spores from sporesMD INSIDE of it already and is on day 6 tomorrow. He is using a big plastic tub with lid and is drilling 3" holes in the sides with breathable medical tape over the holes when he's ready to add the innoculated millet... He just needs to know if He has to manually add water and if so? How much? And on day #? Plz help it's his first time....
What is your advice on using mushroom mulch? I have access to plenty, it's used once and discarded. Can it be repastureized and used straight?
I believe your math is off. For 80% manure and 10% each vermiculite & coir that would mean an 1/8 ratio of the latter two ingredients. So for 48 cups Manure you should need 6 cups each of the other two ingredients for 60 cups total. Then add 3 cups gypsum. Right?
80:10:10 would be 40 cups manure, 5 cups coir, 5 cups verm
Eh Willy, does this work with an all American sterilizer for pasteurizing the substrate?
We're do you buy the Coco core and vermiculite and gypsum?
great information as usual! well presented man!
So I don’t have to make substrate every time I go from spawn to bulk
Thanks for the videos man. You explained why you use the vermiculite but why poo and not straw or something, and why the other two ingredients? If I got the manure locally what would I ask for? Like definitely aged right?
Manure is resistant to contamination and has a lot of nutrients. If you can gather what you want then get aged shit after it turns white. The white stuff is beneficial bacteria. If you get fresh stuff you have to dry it off.. If you get it from stalls then you have to leech it first.
So to pasteurize, in theory, I could do this like soil and put it in black trash bags and sit it in the sun on a summer day for a few hours. Or bag it how I'm going to freeze it, put those in the black bin and sit it outside. Start in the morning, and on a good 90F day, should be good by that night. Is that the right train of thought?
nevermind, thats sterilization I described. Thanks
Love your channel. I keep hearing different views on prepping hpoo for substrate, sterilize vs pasteurize. Some say you really need to sterilize manure based sub. thoughts?
Is sterilization required by some government agency if you sell to the public?
Thanks willy. 💯🍄
What is the use of gypsum?
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Hi Willy
They say that coco coir is a natural anti-fungi
Is that correct?
“This is exotic manure”
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Willy! Thank you for this video. I have been using CBG substrate with ok results. However after trying the horse manure substrate, I won't go back to CVG.
does it stink? how many flushes do you get ?
Surprisingly it does not. I got 3 flushes. The first being the largest second and third the fruits were bigger.
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50c 5c 5c is not 80/10/10! That would be 40c 5c 5c…
Do spent coffee grounds work as opposed to manure?
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I live on a cattle farm... will just straight dehydrated cow manure work ?
Does manure need to be composted or can it be partly composted or fresh then dried
When you pasturize at 150F-160F for 2 hours...is that a setting on your bulk pasturization tub? Or are you monitoring the core temp and once THAT hits 150F-160F you start the clock for your 2 hours?
You have to monitor for 2 hours ONCE the temp hits 160
How a bad bacteria is killed at 160 degrees but not good bacteria?? According to you, at what temperature does good bacteria die 🦠???
Don't waste money buying gypsum. Dry wall is literally 100% gypsum. Just pull the paper off and pop it into the blender and make into a powder. Just make sure you sterilize it and everything else and don't chose any dry wall that's old and full of mildew of course. Fresh drywall please.
Solution grade gypsum is better. More calcium and human grade.
Respect
Very educational video! Would be nice if you can make a rap video talking about everything mushroom related which would be epic imo lolz.
Can cold water lime pasteurization be used on manure substrates? Any info on this topic would be appreciated :)
No, that is mostly used for low nutrient based substates like coco coir .
Is 10 weeks normal for colonization? I used 2 10cc syringes. If after the bags are colonizing should you empty the bags into the tub?
Does the ph sub matter? Now do u ph the water b4 adding to sub? Or does the blend of sub increase the sub? Distilled water has ph of 0 where purified water is around 6-7.5
Distilled water is 7, neutral. 0 would be very acidic; more acidic than stomach acid.
Whoever sold you that manure rip you off I don't see one blade of grass in it real horse manure is straining even when it's well composted this is over composted and processed somehow . Now I understand that not everybody has access to a horse I know a guy that has seven or eight horses and he says anytime I want just come over and shovel it up and he showed me where the old stuff was piled he piled one side with fresh and just kept making the heap longer and longer so the the far end of the pile was the old stuff and it's perfect it's absolutely perfect take me about two minutes to scoop up enough for six months
Hello I just wanted to say thank you for all your informational videos. I’ve learned so much from you and the other TH-camrs who post about mushroom cultivation.
Quick question, if I order the pasteurized mushroom growing sub from poogod do I just use that straight away without adding coir or verm or anything? Just confused
What is a liberry?
Thanks
50 cups manure, 5 coco and 5 verm isn't 80/10/10
5 cups is actually 10% of 50 cups my friend.
Should be 48/6/6 cups.
80/10/10 should be 40 cups manure, 5 coco and 5 verm...
@@jonb7384 true, but f. Try again.
Do you upload anywhere else? You used to have more videos but it seems they got deleted. You had a PF tek and monotub guide that was in-depth
Anyone know how much sub this should yield? I tried this for the first time and I was able to fill one sterlite 56q blue gasket tub. I had some leftover but not enough to do another monotub.
Does dried cow patties work? From a cow field
That's where the locals find them in Hawaii.
Any one try using Guano? I am going to try it. Cheers
What are the small white/clear tiny bugs in the manure? Does pastureization kill them? Should one worry about that?
Literaly cook it?
Can I add these for the substrate mix
Coco coir
Vermiculite
Perlite
Malibu compost
Can I use both vermiculite and perlite ? Can I add compost aswell?
And is gypsum absolutely needed?
Do I sterilize with everything mixed together already? And just add the gypsum after?
I'm going to try this recipe . I usually jar my cvg substrate and pressure cook for 90-120 min . Would this method be a good idea for this recipe?
That will sterilize your CVG. You just want to pasteurize it or you could kill off all the good microorganisms.
Got a Liberry in the first five seconds. Thumbs up if you're TTF4LYFE :D :D
Where you from Philly 😅
Good video again, is there any chance you can make a video of you isolating a strain from agar ... start to finish ?
Why do you need to freeze bagged substrate?
What about chicken manure?
Hey I have a spore syringe of golden teachers....I have a tub, jars, coca coir, whole oats, brown rice, vermiculite, and gypsum. How much of everything should I mix up for one syringe?
So I wanted to know when you are going to be making a video on setting up that timer that you had in one of your videos
Where to order from
What is the maximum temperature that the bag withstands in the Autoclave?
Greats from Brazil
Pasteurization or Sterilization?
You're an intelligent person it's not a libary. For the love of God it's a library
What are your thoughts on adding brown rice flour to the mix willy?
I think it's funny, as knowledgeable as Willy is, he still says "Panaeolus cyanescens" like "panellyis cyansis"
and "library" like "lie-berry"
and he says Bostony things like "yous guys" lol
Can I use manure, Vermiculite and gypsum? I dont have cocoa coir..