@N B the strain of mushroom or man? If mushroom agarikon has a strange history, fairly newly discovered, I. Fact Paul discovered and named his own species
I should say newly rediscovered. Very fascinating species to do some research on! Lions mane is another fascinating species. Theain reason for it's scarcity is it needs old growth forests to thrive, and we the people are busy cutting all those down. I had a dream last night that the whole world was a ant colony, that knowingly destroyed their habitat
@@michaelcorbin oh don’t get me wrong, great marketer, I’m just a huge supporter of the actual culinary and medicinal mushroom community, which he is not part of. He’s a snake oil salesman, join some culinary mushroom groups on any social media and ask about Stamets, you’ll see what I mean. I think a better question would be are you blindly following Stamets?
@@DennyMapleSyrup Hey Dave... Have you heard about his discoveries linking the shortened lifespan of bees to the lack of available mycelium do to rapid deforestation of the old growth forest? How about his solutions to this problem? What about his discovery involving cordyceps spores as a completely safe alternative to chemical insecticides? Or his discoveries involving myco-remediation, cleaning up oil spills, voc’s etc. You know..... just restoring the ecosystem and saving our planet. But I think you should listen to the people in your Facebook group.
The entire planet should rally around this man 🌎 the potential from his research should be realized and the information needs to be common knowledge asap! ❤
Great work Paul! I recently revived a few cultures which you prepared 15 years ago in similar master slants and I can verify 3 out of 5 have been successfully revived after sitting dormant in a fridge for over a decade!
Thanks for what you do, Paul! I've harvested mushrooms for food and medicine for years in Ohio, but you opened my eyes to a whole new fungi world! Just received your book Mycelium Running, and it's amazing. I work with troubled youth, and we have a pond on the property. Im gonna try and use some of your methods to teach these kids a whole new way of taking care of our planet! Most are just smart kids being dumb. A product of their environment they learned in. Usually horrible parents, and kids having kids. My great-grandmother was full blooded Cherokee. Thank you for talking about the 7th generation. We need to talk about that way of life more and more today! I just had my first flush of lions mane. It was my first attempt growing any fungi indoors. Success! Thank you Sir! Sincerely Rodger from Ohio
Wow, this is amazing! Thank you for sharing this with us all! I am born and raised in Port Angeles, and I remember seeing some when hiking in some of the old growth ❤ 😊 so amazing to know I have seen them! Thank you for keeping this knowledge alive!
They're alive and well in the Marblemount area! I saw two batches, pretty big colonies on the Hidden Lake trail if anyone wants to go take some pictures!
@ɮᴇᴄφᴍɪnɢ - WR Mr. Stamets is educating, spreading love, and doing what he can to protect life on this planet. That may not be anything new but it's extremely rare and more admirable than most could ever even aspire to. I implore you to take a hard look at yourself and try to gain a perspect of love instead of one of toxicity and hate. We need more positivity in this world right now and a lot less trolling.
@ɮᴇᴄφᴍɪnɢ - WR what ever you give it will turn back to you multiplied fucking moron. you said one negative comment and you got already times 3 back. I have no doubt this happens in your life generally. What did you do and had good impact on our planet today?
I feel such a privilege watching Paul Stamets do this himself just 2 weeks ago. People say 2020 was bad; I say it was great because we know more about preserving our own species AND I stumbled upon Paul's work this year. FYI: My 1st agar attempt is sitting on the shelf behind me. wish me luck!
I'm an aspiring biomedical research student and you have driven my inspiration for mycology in the context of food science, I love to learn from you. thanks for sharing.
TYVM for keeping our little slice of paradise just that much more special. Makes me want to look in the forest of my backyard on the same remote island!
We have an old fir stump with some type of these beautiful agarikon and had no idea how special they are! Thank you for the magnificent work you do. It continues to inspire our curiosity and has lead us to discover these as well as many other mushroom varieties around our southern Oregon homestead.
Paul, you're going to save this world. It could be in a year or in a century, but you'll be the reason for a hope when all else has failed. Your work is incredible
I see agarikon in nearly every location I have been, along Oregon Coast, as well as inland 70 miles. Some places have several on one, or more trees. Paul Stamets, I first heard on radio, about 15 yrs ago. Brilliant work, he does in the mycologic world😎
Love to see you work man! Keep on doin what you do and these kind of videos really make my day! I'm impressed by your methods! No gloves, no mask and no contamination! Real nice
I haven't seen one of those instrument sterilizing kiln things since the last time I was in a biotech lab. Really brings back memories -- not necessarily fond ones, but memories nonetheless.
ooohhh this is so cool!! the upstream tip is amazing. No gloves and mask because that is all downstream. And remarkable results. The purity and health of the dish sample is a marvel. Wow!!!
I tried to save a very particular (and suspected) strain of liberty caps before their habitat became industrial farmland. It was incredibly potent, maybe averaging on the double of the liberty cap potency overall. They could grow to very large size, the heaviest fruit specimen I picked weighed 60g wet and had a cap large as my hand. They were also constantly bruised. I tried to populate another field with them but they didn't propagate at all there. I miss that strain a lot, and I don't want to see incredible species of mushroom ever go extinct again; edible, poisonous or psychoactive, or otherwise.
Amazing video....I recently was called by the Forest, off trail, and found 2 Trees with Agarikon on the same day (after looking for years since I heard about it from You). I was looking for a video like this. Thank You very much. One of the Agarikon Trees I was called to, had quite a large Ghost Agarikon Laying on a bed of decaying wood chips at its feet (holy wood chips from the long dead, decaying Tree with Agarikon). I sampled a tiny piece of the Ghost, as there were many small chunks strewn about the floor, as well as few larger chunks. I felt the swelling in my knees vanish almost immediately. A truly incredible anti-inflammatory....or an incredible Placebo I don't know. The Agarikon which is living, smells very nice and lemony. I noticed tiny white chunks of the Agarikon were scattered and buried around the Tree, and don't seem to be decaying at all (could be a truly potent anti-microbial). I must have run/walked passed this Agarikon, which was not far at all from the Trail, hundreds of times. And I found another one earlier. Truly a Magical Day. Anyhow, thank You for your Amazing Work, I look forward to more videos and more incredible information. I will share this. How do we go about getting you samples off these Holy Agarikons? Thank You. Cheers.
@@alpinian7144 One of my favourite Trees is Fagus sylvatica 'purpurea'....Purple European Beech...there is a Massive One in Memorial Park....Where We go to Remember....
@@alpinian7144 why...he asked a questiin that the first 2 minutes answered....this troy guy doesn't seem to bright...eat a possible contaminated sample off the ground.
Fascinating! I’m new to the world fungi, or rather new to being made aware of it. The only thing I can say is I wish I would have been turned on to it sooner cause I’m obsessed with it all. I love it! 😍
Thank you for sharing. I hope whole genome sequence of your library will be open sourced. That is what I gonna do once I have Nanopore MinION figured out. MushLove!
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People in the future will realize how important this man has been
@N B the strain of mushroom or man? If mushroom agarikon has a strange history, fairly newly discovered, I. Fact Paul discovered and named his own species
I should say newly rediscovered. Very fascinating species to do some research on! Lions mane is another fascinating species. Theain reason for it's scarcity is it needs old growth forests to thrive, and we the people are busy cutting all those down. I had a dream last night that the whole world was a ant colony, that knowingly destroyed their habitat
Thank you Paul .🍄 Please make more videos
.
100 percent
For sure, I love this man. He should be spoken about alongside all great names, Einstein, Darwin, Hawkins etc.
This is what TH-cam SHOULD be.
I second this statement
TH-cam videos used to be this in 2005
THIS GUY IS THE DEFINITION OF A DECENT HUMAN BEING
This guy is a MASTER. no gloves, no mask, no sleeves, 2 blades, in a perfect syncrasy
Why have you not be awarded the Nobel Prize? Thank you, thank you, thank you.
He’s not famous? He’s not saving people’s money?
Because he has dishonest practices with his brand. He’s not a mycologist, he’s a salesman and a very good one at that.
@@DennyMapleSyrup Hmmm, are you a hater, jealous, moron, or all the above?
@@michaelcorbin oh don’t get me wrong, great marketer, I’m just a huge supporter of the actual culinary and medicinal mushroom community, which he is not part of. He’s a snake oil salesman, join some culinary mushroom groups on any social media and ask about Stamets, you’ll see what I mean. I think a better question would be are you blindly following Stamets?
@@DennyMapleSyrup Hey Dave... Have you heard about his discoveries linking the shortened lifespan of bees to the lack of available mycelium do to rapid deforestation of the old growth forest? How about his solutions to this problem? What about his discovery involving cordyceps spores as a completely safe alternative to chemical insecticides?
Or his discoveries involving myco-remediation, cleaning up oil spills, voc’s etc. You know..... just restoring the ecosystem and saving our planet. But I think you should listen to the people in your Facebook group.
The entire planet should rally around this man 🌎 the potential from his research should be realized and the information needs to be common knowledge asap! ❤
our future generations will make this go viral with appreciation
Great work Paul!
I recently revived a few cultures which you prepared 15 years ago in similar master slants and I can verify 3 out of 5 have been successfully revived after sitting dormant in a fridge for over a decade!
Salute ❤
Thanks for working to preserve biodiversity!
Hear, hear!
No thanks to you
@@TheDaddyNick Pardon?
@@intellectualiconoclasm3264 I think he's referring to the negligible genetic proliferation of people of rainbow flag persuasion.
@@phylosopherstoned9845 bro! Paul Stamets comment section is savage!
Thanks for what you do, Paul! I've harvested mushrooms for food and medicine for years in Ohio, but you opened my eyes to a whole new fungi world! Just received your book Mycelium Running, and it's amazing. I work with troubled youth, and we have a pond on the property. Im gonna try and use some of your methods to teach these kids a whole new way of taking care of our planet! Most are just smart kids being dumb. A product of their environment they learned in. Usually horrible parents, and kids having kids.
My great-grandmother was full blooded Cherokee. Thank you for talking about the 7th generation. We need to talk about that way of life more and more today! I just had my first flush of lions mane. It was my first attempt growing any fungi indoors. Success!
Thank you Sir!
Sincerely
Rodger from Ohio
Wow, this is amazing! Thank you for sharing this with us all! I am born and raised in Port Angeles, and I remember seeing some when hiking in some of the old growth ❤ 😊 so amazing to know I have seen them! Thank you for keeping this knowledge alive!
They're alive and well in the Marblemount area!
I saw two batches, pretty big colonies on the Hidden Lake trail if anyone wants to go take some pictures!
I hope Paul has enough colleagues and apprentices that can also help carry this torch! Inspirational
If he doesnt im one call away if i could ever be so lucky. Truly inspirational
Hopefully next year i will get my mycology degree in Brazil and Paul inspires and shares much knowledge
I completely agree with you! I’m learning as much as I can right now and want to keep going. We need to grow this knowledge. It’s so important
You are changing the game Paul. You’re doing the “lords” work.
@ɮᴇᴄφᴍɪnɢ - WR if you've nothing good to say shut the fuck up
@ɮᴇᴄφᴍɪnɢ - WR Mr. Stamets is educating, spreading love, and doing what he can to protect life on this planet. That may not be anything new but it's extremely rare and more admirable than most could ever even aspire to. I implore you to take a hard look at yourself and try to gain a perspect of love instead of one of toxicity and hate. We need more positivity in this world right now and a lot less trolling.
@ɮᴇᴄφᴍɪnɢ - WR Come man, no need to kill the mans message, he is being nice, maybe you should learn to be too, nastarovia God bless.
I agree.
@ɮᴇᴄφᴍɪnɢ - WR what ever you give it will turn back to you multiplied fucking moron. you said one negative comment and you got already times 3 back. I have no doubt this happens in your life generally. What did you do and had good impact on our planet today?
I feel such a privilege watching Paul Stamets do this himself just 2 weeks ago. People say 2020 was bad; I say it was great because we know more about preserving our own species AND I stumbled upon Paul's work this year.
FYI: My 1st agar attempt is sitting on the shelf behind me. wish me luck!
We just found our first lions mane in the wild. So much fun hunting and photographing fungi. Thanks for all you do!!
I have a bacti incinerator for my scalpels now because of your workflow in this video!
Science!
I'm an aspiring biomedical research student and you have driven my inspiration for mycology in the context of food science, I love to learn from you. thanks for sharing.
I can't think of a single living man for whom I have more respect than I do for you Mr Stamets. I hope to meet you one day.
I love how much care Paul takes. Not to mention how he makes backup of the backups of mycelium.
redundancy is important in any robust backup system, I appreciate seeing it
Especially with Fungi.
Awesome stuff Paul! Gonna attempt to capture as many different mushroom genetics in Colorado as possible this year thanks for the knowledge.
Paul, this video's content is perfect and rich in quality advice and techniques. I'd love to see your tips and tricks on initiating fruiting
TYVM for keeping our little slice of paradise just that much more special. Makes me want to look in the forest of my backyard on the same remote island!
Wow 80 phenotypes, time to start hybridizing for that super strain!
Hybrids are great. However the highest works is to preserve original genetics and innoculate the local areas with original indigenous genetics.
You have installed a new interest or even passion in to my heart Mr Stamets. Much love from Scotland🙏🏻🍄
Now that is a flow hood I am envious of. Great video Paul and great work as always
13:00 Paul’s pinky: checking one two checking one two
extremely wholesome vibes thank you Paul! Always so informative
Thank You for all you do while being kind and humble enough to teach others along the way!
Keep up the great work Paul! :) You're truly making a difference in the world, we all appreciate it!!!
Paul has shown me alpt during my Psilocybe Cubensis experience tonight and I love this guy, Father Nature
We have an old fir stump with some type of these beautiful agarikon and had no idea how special they are! Thank you for the magnificent work you do. It continues to inspire our curiosity and has lead us to discover these as well as many other mushroom varieties around our southern Oregon homestead.
So great to have a peek at how Paul works. Would love to have a flow hood like that!
Paul, you're going to save this world. It could be in a year or in a century, but you'll be the reason for a hope when all else has failed. Your work is incredible
Paul seems like an interesting and fungi to hang with.
Paul is so amazing, it's insane how important this is to us
I'm so jealous of your flow hood!
I see agarikon in nearly every location I have been, along Oregon Coast, as well as inland 70 miles.
Some places have several on one, or more trees.
Paul Stamets, I first heard on radio, about 15 yrs ago.
Brilliant work, he does in the mycologic world😎
Paul is a genius in his field of work. One day hopefully i get to shake your hand sir. Thanks for doing what you do for the mycology science 🍄🍄
Thank you Paul much love to you and yours and your crew...esp loni... hugs🌎❣💖✌
Thank you for all that you do, Mr. Stamets. You're a true inspiration, and I wish you nothing but continued success!
You doing God's work Paul, so happy to have you on this Earth 🌎 Brother!! 👍👍❤️
I seen a very large one on my walks I definitely check on it every time I pass it
Thank u for everything you do 👏
Love to see you work man! Keep on doin what you do and these kind of videos really make my day!
I'm impressed by your methods! No gloves, no mask and no contamination! Real nice
I haven't seen one of those instrument sterilizing kiln things since the last time I was in a biotech lab. Really brings back memories -- not necessarily fond ones, but memories nonetheless.
Thank you for being Paul.
ooohhh this is so cool!! the upstream tip is amazing. No gloves and mask because that is all downstream. And remarkable results. The purity and health of the dish sample is a marvel. Wow!!!
Very cool! The world owes this man a debt of gratitude, but many don't know it......yet.
I love watching your videos Paul you have inspired me so many times.
it is a pleasure to watch you work Master Stamets
I tried to save a very particular (and suspected) strain of liberty caps before their habitat became industrial farmland. It was incredibly potent, maybe averaging on the double of the liberty cap potency overall. They could grow to very large size, the heaviest fruit specimen I picked weighed 60g wet and had a cap large as my hand. They were also constantly bruised. I tried to populate another field with them but they didn't propagate at all there. I miss that strain a lot, and I don't want to see incredible species of mushroom ever go extinct again; edible, poisonous or psychoactive, or otherwise.
Thanks for your service to humanity Mr. Stamets. Preserving these species is so important. Very inspiring
Bless you Paul 💕 I hope you live forever 🥰
This is wonderful info! Thanks for taking time to share this progress!
Thank you for raising our awareness 💛💚
Do appreciate all you are going! Keep researching!
Thanks paul. Im always keeping an eye out for them when im in the woods. I know some spots with huge ones near mt adams. I dont tell a soul. :)
Haha
Thank you for not being camera shy. Its likely equal of anti-extinction.
You're such a beautiful person Paul, a huge inspiration.
Awesome.....hopefully you can pull it together....???
Paul can you PLEASE make more videos? The internet and the mushroom community needs more of you!
Bless you Paul. You truly are remaking and adding to our body of healing knowledge.🙏
Amazing video....I recently was called by the Forest, off trail, and found 2 Trees with Agarikon on the same day (after looking for years since I heard about it from You). I was looking for a video like this. Thank You very much. One of the Agarikon Trees I was called to, had quite a large Ghost Agarikon Laying on a bed of decaying wood chips at its feet (holy wood chips from the long dead, decaying Tree with Agarikon). I sampled a tiny piece of the Ghost, as there were many small chunks strewn about the floor, as well as few larger chunks. I felt the swelling in my knees vanish almost immediately. A truly incredible anti-inflammatory....or an incredible Placebo I don't know. The Agarikon which is living, smells very nice and lemony. I noticed tiny white chunks of the Agarikon were scattered and buried around the Tree, and don't seem to be decaying at all (could be a truly potent anti-microbial). I must have run/walked passed this Agarikon, which was not far at all from the Trail, hundreds of times. And I found another one earlier. Truly a Magical Day. Anyhow, thank You for your Amazing Work, I look forward to more videos and more incredible information. I will share this. How do we go about getting you samples off these Holy Agarikons? Thank You. Cheers.
Felt called by the forest aight dude
@@alpinian7144 One of my favourite Trees is Fagus sylvatica 'purpurea'....Purple European Beech...there is a Massive One in Memorial Park....Where We go to Remember....
@@mrjrgerald I feel bad for making fun of you for feeling called to walk off trail now :'( sorry. Beach is really pretty
@@alpinian7144 why...he asked a questiin that the first 2 minutes answered....this troy guy doesn't seem to bright...eat a possible contaminated sample off the ground.
@@transgenderific1507 care to explain? I have no clue what you are talking about.
Your work one day will save humanity from the brink of extinction.
I'm happy I found your channel, Keenly watching and learning from new Zealand
I flip my lids upside down too :) I don't use filter disc or micro pore tape. Thank you Paul for everything you do
Agarikon has been the only mushroom supplement I've taken that I've had a reaction to. Gave me shiners blotchy skin every time.
Paul, this is amazing! Thanks so much for sharing all of this know-how! I really want to give cloning a try now.
A lot of work! Excellent camera operation!!
Fascinating! I’m new to the world fungi, or rather new to being made aware of it. The only thing I can say is I wish I would have been turned on to it sooner cause I’m obsessed with it all. I love it! 😍
Thank you for all you do Paul!!
Thank you Paul, you are an inspiration for all of us
Thank you and thank you for my children's children
Great seeing you making longer videos. Really appreciate it Paul 👍
Love you Paul, keep those videos on👌🏻😘🌹💗🍄
That flow hood is epic
Thank you for all your work Paul, we really appreciated, I'm sure the mushrooms are too.🙏
Nice pfp
@@MaynardsSpaceship right back at you!👏
Paul is doing some of the most important mycology work on the planet 🍄🙇♂️ WE ARE NOT WORTHY 🙏
We spotted some beautiful specimens of this here on Orcas Island. I have pictures.
Wow Paul, the mushroom magician. I’m starting to scratch the surface of what you mean when you say to save the old growth forests.
You're my spirit animal, Paul 🍄🍄
So cool to witness Paul working with agar.
wonderful, thanks for sharing paul, just amazing, and so important.
Nice to see behind the scenes! What will "testing the new strains properties" entail?
Thank you!
Paul, you are so cool - Thank you for your work
So awesome watching the great Paul Stamets enjoying his passion. All the best sir.
Very Cool Video Log!
Thank You for sharing your Process...
Thank you for doing this for nature and humankind.
That was very interesting, thanks for the video Paul
always happy to see you getting more fungi cataloged
I love your passion and you have improved the lives of many so thank you for your meraki!
I just found one of these in Northern California today! So so cool.
Super cool and very important work! Thanks 🙏 Paul.
#MushroomFantasies
Getting a video at the table is epic, awesome all the way around. Frk yeah!
Awesome and nice that you are able to travel across the border during this Pandemic. Most of us can't. I would love to
You are one awesome dude. Thank you for sharing all your amazing knowledge with the whole world.
Thank you for sharing. I hope whole genome sequence of your library will be open sourced. That is what I gonna do once I have Nanopore MinION figured out. MushLove!
Blessed be Sir.
Thank You Paul For The Great Video I’m A Big Fan Of You’re Research You’re Amazing
Thank you Paul you do great work🙏🏻👍