Making a Morel Spawn Kit Bed to Grow Morel Mushrooms at Home
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 พ.ค. 2024
- Grow your own morel mushrooms right in your yard! In this video, I'm building a morel spawn patch using a spore kit in hopes of having my very own morel garden next spring. I'll show you exactly how I created my substrate and prepared my mushroom patch with the spawn kit.
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Here is the morel spawn kit I purchased:
northspore.com/collections/sa...
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00:00 - Intro
02:10 - Preparing the Bed
03:13 - Slurry vs. Spawn Kit
04:04 - Mixing the Substrate
05:00 - Adding Morel Spawn
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Here is the one year follow-up for the morel spawn bed: th-cam.com/video/xT9qvd7FBoc/w-d-xo.html
I love to have follow up on this.
I have successfully grown mushrooms in my backyard, but there is a big factor that I can tell you about
Huge, huge breakthrough that I’ve had
Unexperienced go around with that variable, including another variable that I just came to realize the Chinese are using in their successful Morel cultivation
Thanks for the diy. I hope you get lots of Morels. Looking forward to seeing your follow up video. 🤞
Thanks Rachelle. Springtime can't come soon enough!
I've been hunting & eating Morels my whole life. I must admit that hunting can be very frustrating, but they're definitely worth it. Good luck with your Morel patch! I'll be looking forward to updates!
Thanks Ponderous, I'll definitely be posting an update, come springtime.
@@GreatLakesPrepping Excellent!
@@GreatLakesPrepping update?
Hey Great Lakes! This is going to be awesome if it works! Best of luck to you and thanks for the video. God bless.
Very informative experience
I loved your humor on this video!!!
I live in the northern lower peninsula of Michigan and was walking next to my garage and there was a morel mushroom right against the garage. I walked all around and didn't find any more in that area. I don't care for mushrooms so I kept it in the refrigerator for 2 days and then threw it out. I have to admit, I have never tried morels.
Wow did you ever miss out on something wonderful. The french use them in beefsteak recipes. You'll never taste anything better!!!😉
Very cool
Nice video! This is all new to me I didnt think it was possible to cultivate morels.
Thanks! There are no guarantees with morels, but some people have success in doing it. I'm still waiting to see if anything pops up this year.
We supposedly have tons of morels in our area, but I've been to find on my expeditions are ticks. I'm going to give this strategy a try next year. Thanks.
Axe body spray "Twist" is the scent . It works really well for ticks. Or just self with baby powder right out of the shower. I know both are effective for ticks
Axe maybe changed the name of the Twist spray it was a citrus scent that changed its scent after 4 hours and lasts for 8 hours. The change of the scent and being citrus is a description of in case the name is different. I have not seen it in 7 years or so. Works much better than any bug spray or off or deep woods or repel none work as good as the axe. The dark temptation scent will not work for nothing. Only Twist scent
interesting video, hope you get tons of morels.:0)
😊
This dude hilarious.
Someday scientists are going to realize that morel mushrooms are sentient organisms and only grow exactly where they want to. 😁
That's why they try to replicate their environment as close in detail as possible
Good luck.
Have you seen the video about cultivating morels in the urban reclamation project in Missouri?
THAT LAST WATERING LOOKED PRETTY CLEAR TO ME, HOUSEWATER [WITH CHLORINE] I ASSUME, YOU SAID THAT WOULD KILL YOUR SPORES/MASH DIDN'T YOU?
Come to Arkansas. I'll take you to some epic mushrooms locations
Where in AR. I'm North Central and sure would like to get some hunting done with someone else who knows what is happening. Can't get my kids to go. It's just a mushroom they say. They don't know nothing
Don't forget to follow up on the morels this year.
Definitely! It's a little early yet, but I've already been keeping my eye on it just in case.
Any updates this season for your morel bed!?
Any updates?
Makes me wonder why dig the ground and go to so much fuss , mushrooms sprinkle there spores into thin air and that’s it , where ever the spores go is where they grow .
well did it work its that time of year
Don’t lose hope even a legally blind man can find them if the spot is hot and perfect weather, maybe I just got a good spot
Are you helping people with a place to get out of the city? I am looking for people to relocate with.
Firstly great video. Very informative and to the point. (Appreciated!) . quick question Where did you get that water?
Thanks James. I got the water from one of my rain barrels.
@@GreatLakesPrepping awesome. Years ago on my first attempt at utilizing the slurry method, i worked my but off spreading spores like Johny spreads apple seeds. Unfortunately I ignorantly used tap water later to discover that by having done so i had killed my spores along with my chances of success. So i figured that was great practice lol. Question how late in the year can you find morels where you live?
Depending on the temperatures, rain, and other factors, the season can stretch into June.
Be sure to collect and use rainwater or filtered water because it doesn't contain chlorine. Pouring unfiltered tap water (or water from your garden hose) over the bed could kill the spores.
Did they start growing?
I live in Ohio, so I feel you man except for your football team lol
lol you're funny. my eyes are... bad also
Did anything come up?
Any updates
Any update bro?
I also want to grow but morel season here is almost over?
Can you plz guide?
It's not quite morel season here yet, so there's nothing to report on so far. I'm already keeping an eye on the area just in case, but I don't expect I'll see anything for a little bit. And that's if anything comes up at all. It can take anywhere from 1 to several years before they come up for the first time. I'm definitely hoping I see something though.
How did this turn-out it did it work out
Anxiously awaiting to find out. Morel season is probably another couple months away still.
Part 2?
ok did any pop up this spring
Not yet. I'm checking it daily, but morel season can pretty much be anywhere between April and June.
Lo llegastes a conseguir???
Update?
Can we have a update ?
I'm planning to post an update. It's not quite morel season yet, so there's nothing to report so far. I've already started checking the area though, and hopefully I will see something pop up before too long.
Any results bro ?
Not yet. I'm a month or two away from morel season around here, but I've already been keeping my eye on the patch just in case.
@@GreatLakesPrepping thanks for the update
Success or fail for your experimental morel inoculation? Please let us know if worked. I inoculated last spring multiple location on my property using same morel spawn, my own inoculated spores and morel slurry produced from some morel wild picked mushrooms. No signs of morels until today. I am so curious if anyone succeded on this experimental cultivation of morels🤓
Haven't seen anything yet. We're very early into morel season, but I'm keeping my eyes peeled every day.
@@GreatLakesPrepping ok, Tx. I’ll keep eyes peeled on my beds too. So curious if any movement will take place this spring.🤓. BTW I am in south east Pennsylvania, and I have no idea when is the best time to look for morels on my area,… early spring, late spring…
@@ted4730 They say it's between late April and mid-June (in Michigan anyway). It's probably similar for PA. Still a pretty big window of time. It seems to correlate to when the temps are ideal, and how dry/wet the spring is. They say when the temps dip into freezing at night, but into the 50s or 60s during the day is often ideal. And also if it's not a super dry spring. It's been pretty darn wet here so far.
Any update?
Still waiting. Morel season is probably a month away, but I'm keeping an eye on it already.
@@GreatLakesPrepping there popping here as the locals are saying. But nobody seems to go hunt for them that I know.
Any luck yet?
Not yet! It's still a bit early for morel season, though I have been keeping an eye out already.
BAD 😆😆😆😆😆
In other words, you have not successfully grown morels when you made the video.
Any updates?
Any updates?