Growing Mushrooms in Shady Garden Plot
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- I make use of a shady spot in the garden by growing some mushrooms.
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"some sticks I cut up earlier"
*throws in half a tree*
Well yeah, he cut up some sticks, the rest of the tree was cut down by RoboCody so he wasn't lying >:P
I guess you've never seen a tree...
jjhack3r fairly sure they are making one of those jokes, if you’ve heard of them
that's literally half a tree they came from the stump/base.... I DONT CARE IF IT ISNT THE STUMP HES ACTUALLY RIGHT
"Ok so I'm just going to get my knife and cut this mushroom"
8 hours later
"Ok, I found the knife"
It was only like 2 hours.
Cody'sLab haha, it’s still kinda funny that it can take so long to find such a common object. i have spent countless hours looking for items that i use regularly. keep up the good work cody! you are looking good!
@@theCodyReeder Have you considered an anaerobic digester? Thermophyllic variants can decompose organic matter as quickly as within a few days, and they produce methane gas as byproduct, which could be harvested and used to provide power. At the end of the process, there's a slurry of decomposed organic matter and dead bacteria that can be used as either a feedstock for continued cycles of decomposition, or can be used as compost. Essentially, it's a much accelerated and more efficient composting cycle.
They're a bit expensive as an investment, but it could considerably increase your own energy independence as well as feeding your other projects, and reducing your carbon footprint even further. They're fed best by discarded food waste, and yard trimmings are not very efficient in them, but with your gardens and your own diet (assuming that, at this point, you do not get sustenance by extruding your own mycelium into the soil), you should have plenty of possible feedstock for such digester. Considering the general nature of your projects, it may very well be a suitable investment. They're not that complicated of machines assuming you're not doing it on an industrial scale, so you could plausibly make one yourself as well.
If you *really* want to go the self-sufficiency route, they can also thrive off of manure.
@@jacksonayres6326
He already made one. It's in his videos somewhere.
i surprised when its dark already when he found the knife lol
me struggling to grow a pumpkin
cody: yeah this pumpkin sprouted from the compost
When my sister bought her house there was an unknown gourd-type plant growing in the yard. Turned out to be a pumpkin plant that grew a nice sized pumpkin just in time for Spooktober. The plant is still there 2 years on & is again making another pumpkin.
@@TheLonelyBrit seems like a very spooky coincidence, wouldnt you think?????? Maybe its ghost pumpkins 🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐
I planted in late august, almost 2 months late for my area and still had a large harvest of pumpkins
I know the flowers are edible, but are its leaves too? My hair grows faster when i eat green leafy veg like spinach.
I'm imagining Cody spending an entire day just looking for his knife.
The funniest thing is that is probably actually what happened. Well the first time he found it he obviously needed to go find his camera again.
@@zachdurden1821 let's be honest, it has happened to everyone
I can already see him getting addicted to mycology.
isn't Cody already
Impossible to get addicted to mushrooms of any kind.
@@hornetobiker he said mycology not mushrooms, mycology is studying and growing mushrooms just like botany is studying and growing plants
lmao yea
and i love it!!! mycology is awesome!!
i have a feeling he didn't have the winecap substrate in a dark enough area, since it started pinning, and when he dug out the substrate to innoculate his straw bed, it looked like the myc only colonized the outer layer of substrate. maybe he needed some vermiculite or perlite to make the substrate less dense, so the myc could get into the middle of the substrate.
i've only made BRF cakes in wide mouth half pint jars, but every time the substrate was completely colonized all the way to the center.
i think he just didn't have enough winecap myc to colonize the straw before undesirable outside spores were able to outcompete the winecap myc. most of the substrate he threw in the straw bed seemed to be completely uncolonized.
"Mushrooms. HaHaHa!" That laugh was the most on point Cody laugh i have ever heard.
1:32 for anyone wondering
Thought the exact same thing haha
He's working up to a Jim-dandy mwuh-huh--hah-hah-haaaaahhh..... any day soon now...
@@Kilt_Bilt dude we all love robo cody. No negativity here. Only love
lol I read this just before he said it lol. 🤣
This is the type of mycology that I like: not particularly optimized, but ludicrously easy and virtually no effort.
Exactly, even this dramatically effortless matter you can argue that you can get a good yeild for eating just fine without worrying like other methods that are more suited for commercializing IF anything.
Whose cology?
Cody in 25 years: So the earthlings didn't really know what to do with the dark side of the moon, so I decided to buy the real estate and try growing mushrooms there. Here, I have couple hundred automated plantations, this is the first harvest, let's take it to my kitchen and weigh it. Oh, 25 tons, well, that's not too shabby for such a little floaty piece of rock. We canned some of it into soups that solved hunger in the Sub-Saharan Africa, that being said, once I get permits to acquire property on the moons of Jupiter, I think we can feed the rest of the continent. That's it, thanks for watching and see you guys next time.
sounds about right
This is gold
Nějaký čech. :-)
Mucho texto
*Hope you enjoyed, I'll see you next time. :)
Clean-shaven, hair cut, new glasses... lookin' sharp, Cody!
Agreed and glad to see it!
Definitely an improvement for sure!
I remember a few months ago on this blab channel he seemed to be in a dark place. It’s really nice to see him doing well. I love Cody he’s a major inspiration he deserves so much!
understatement of the year
don't you mean "looking sharp, mr. Tarantino!"
TH-cam is such an interesting place, that being said, Cody’s lab are one of a few channels I actively look for, and look forward too.
Always a few hidden gems here and there
I turn the ‘bell’ on for no one but Cody.
@@SLOdown805 your inbox must be lonely
Cody is just the best humankind has to offer.
One of the three or four Chan’s I got the bell active :)
I’m a huge mushroom forager. Have 8 edibles I can safely identify in my woods. I look two days after every rain and dry them in a dehydrater, as well eat them with eggs and bacon for breakfast. You’ve got me interested in growing some, and being a little old man, I wouldn’t have to work so hard finding them. Thanks, and take care of yourself.
any updates? have you grown your own stuff yet or do you still forage?
I’m curious too
A little old man is a huge mushroom forager? What size are average mushroom foragers then? Hobbits?
Anyone else feel, Cody is a national treasure!
He’s probably got more kids interested in science and nature then a lot of teachers
_*than_
I think that term national treasure has been dead for a while. But otherwise yes Cody is a good kid
don't be too nationalistic: 2 french are watching. And probably much more exotic people: you guys are from where?
Did he come out yet or Still in the cave?
@Abstractism "before it was better" (when we ran nude and innocent happily in the forest like teletubbies, before the great perverssion)
I like that the shadow of his glasses gives him evil eyebrows
I saw this at the perfect moment 😂😂😂
Lol, read this comment, right as he entered the evil eyebrow shot.
why is everyone seeing this right as he’s trying the mushrooms it’s just too perfect lol I got it too.
The shadow from the glasses makes him look like a Vulcan at 14:52 lol
LOL
Lucky we have robo Cody doing Cody things, looks just like him
2:28 A bit camera-shy here...
For some reason this comment made me think of "Cody Robo" to the tune of "Ruby Soho" by Rancid. Now I'm going to have to write lyrics for a parody song -.-
I, for one, welcome our Robo Cody overlords.
@@agentvx8320 Now I just picture a bunch of poorly cut out copies of Cody in the "Sex Robot" skit from Whitest Kids U' Know. But its about mushrooms and minerals. Stop making me fall further in to the rabbit hole.
I advocate equal rights for Robo Cody. He should no longer be used for menial labor.
Throw the cut-off stems and water you used to wash the mushrooms back into the place you grew it. The stems and water contains the spores from the mushroom and provides new growth.
... but don't the spores grow in the caps? Why would they be in the stems? And wouldn't the spores be killed from boiling?
@@MatthewStauffer Even the stems have some activity to it, and it isn't necessarily just the spores alone that induce mycelium growth. Most mushroom farmers harvest the stem tissue to make liquid mushroom culture too. So, it's possible to grow some even if you don't have the cap and only the stems alone. Just make sure to water the mushroom medium and not let it dry.
You really shouldn't wash mushrooms, they're going to release even more moisture when cooking if you do so
@@valentindelaunay7690 True for most mushrooms. They should just be wiped with a damp cloth.
@@valentindelaunay7690 What happens to the water once it releases from the mushroom and gets on to the hot pan?
Cody's metamorphosis is complete. His face has evolved into Leonard French.
He looks more like the author from that movie inkheart
I was going to say Chris Gethard
Nah nerdy Neil Patrick Harris.
I usually just hit boxes with question marks on them for my mushrooms.
This took me longer then I would like to admit to get.
@@weekendwarrior5303 same
Nice one 👌
@@weekendwarrior5303 I didn't understand
He couldn't check the boxes, that's why he had to grow them.
Cody, my man. You are GLOWING in this vid. I love your content the most, you the best, king.
Yeah you were super down in one of your videos a while back I was worried about you, thanks for the content Cody keep doing the good work
Cody *Synthesizes radioactive isotopes for fun in his garage and builds a self sustaining mini colony at the base of a mountain*
Also Cody: *Eats soup with a fork*
The spoons were dirty
Also worthy of note: most Fungi grow in association with plants - so the invasion of a mushroom patch by a weed may introduce other non-desired mushrooms. Hence why the first patch might have failed
no I would say if you go back and look at his spawn block it was white on the outer part but the inner part was not properly inoculated he shold have waited intil the middle was also white I have no problems growing Winecaps using cardboard, woodchips, straw bales and stems from from last years Sunchokes and Sunflowers and as long as you keep feeding the area the mushrooms come back every year
@@BubuH-cq6km True. A properly spawned block wouldnt allow foreign mushrooms so easily
@@BubuH-cq6km I'm wondering if he used too much straw for the winecaps, and not enough woody material. Those might've looked like a large amount of sticks, but if he had mulched them up, it would've been a rather small volume imo (aside from the log). Also not sure what type of tree the log came from but the sticks were holly (?) which afaik isn't too good for growing winecaps.
@@Lochness19 they love straw it's just they eat it up pretty fast as for the wood yeah he might have used something that didn't agree with them
Ooh man! You look so much younger when you're clean shaven with shorter hair. You genuinely look like you're doing better mentally too. :) Glad to see things going well. And can't wait to see you grow some more mushrooms. I'd love to see if you can manage to get morels to grow. I used to pick them in the Canadian Rockies all the time.
I live in British Columbia and we have Morels that grow in our backyard
now is more like -20 years
@@jman2_012 Ooh man. I used to live up in the Kootney area. If you know where Yahk is that's where we used to pick them right out of the ditch. It's been about 5 years since I last picked them fresh though.
i am so happy that at least one of he beds worked... he would be sad if they didn't :(
@@foxman8344 I live in the west Kootenays around Nelson but i don't know where Yahk is
the cody lore is so complicated, why is he in a suburban setting with cars in be back? didint he have a ranch? why does he look so young?
his parents have a ranch in utah, but this is the house he lives in in Logan UT. he also owns some land just over the border in NV, thats where chicken hole base is.
One day he will live on mars
Also he looks young because he shaved
Ye, not complicated at all.
Looks young, cuz he shaved. He makes some videos spanning months.
His family has a ranch. He moved out for college and lives in this house. The base in the desert is not finished, so he cant up and move all he has over to those sceptic tanks
Also, It helps I believe he is under 30 years old also... Might of just turn 30 I forget!
Again, I find it strange how delicate mushroom mycelium can be. In the wild it does fine but you throw some contaminated straw at them and it dies
It grows where it wants to...
you only see the winner in the wild.
Different mushroom species and even individual fungal organisms constantly compete for resources in the wild. The biggest source of contamination is rarely solely bacterial, it's other fungi.
One mushroom can throw millions of spores for only a handful to make it. So really most mushrooms never make it
@helical codex thats true. Might not look perfect but might turn out good after longer time
I really love the long time scale of these videos. Seeing the progress together with the initial steps really makes me feel like doing something like this myself.
I like how cody waits and takes his time filming and editing a nice video instead of posting short vidoes in a series.
Bring back the bee keeping series though..
The beekeeping was fascinating.
bring back the mushroom series
@@Xnoob545 i second the motion
@@Peanuts87 beekeeping was my favorite series id binge it in the middle of the night and went out and bought a gold bee with emeralds encircling a diamond on its head.
@@GrapeDrank001 Yeah, was real good.
"A lovely little....bouquet of mushrooms" You sound so happy and proud, you should be. Really cool work here, looking forward to more.
16:16 the lighting on your goggles is giving you cartoon villain eyebrows xD
hahaha good catch
😂
it appears the mushrooms have gotten to his brain, his new orders: make more of us!
So progresses Juffo Wup.
The glasses look great
You look and sound much "healthier" in this video Cody. Thank you for your great content..
They're flavor is different bc its a large fruiting body. Normally smaller are more tender and light, larger have darker and tougher flavor.
Is this the celibate corner?
@@jasonatkins6111 wat
Cody is so wholesome. I just really enjoy watching his videos and what amount of effort he puts into them
Growing mushrooms in shady conditions? You sure you don't want the government back on your property again?
😅
Rest in piece gunpowder video XD and the uranium video... Lmao
_"No, I swear, officer, these are standard, edible varieties. They're not the hallucinogenic kind. Look, just ask my_ *robot doppelganger,* _he'll tell you."_
Breaking: TH-camr Grows Mushrooms In Shady Garden Plot
@@Okusar are psilocybin mushrooms illegal to grow in the states? Here in Canada they only become illegal once dried
8:40 "of course" sounds so British
came here to say the same xD
I knew I wasn't the only one
I learned something: inoculate can mean both infect with an agent, and also protect against an agent. Cool use of the word 'inoculate', sir!
Came for the mushrooms, commenting because holy hell, Cody, your garden looks so much more put together and accessible than it did last year. The sunflowers are a nice touch, and I'd wager no neighbors are going to complain about it this time.
9:50 i guess cody is not good finding knifes
i think thats an opinel mushroom knife so it could take him time to find it
This is a good thing, I still remember the "stab chainmail incident"
@@MacGuin I didn't know this existed, but a quick look on the Opinel website reveals that it, indeed, is the mushroom knife.
Also known as the Opinel Assassin's Karambit.
Hell yeah more mushroom content!
14:50 that shadow from his glasses makes him look like an evil villain
I’m not a very happy guy, but whoever I see you’ve posted a new video I literally zone out and forget about it. Thanks Cody, you’re an inspiration
I highly recommend the book “Radical Mycology” by Peter McCoy, I think you will really appreciate it’s general angle and how it’s arranged as far as the information in it goes. It’s a very vast and open take on mycology, but very down to earth, integrating many many different schools of mycological thought across time and cultures. Hits a lot of different aspects of the subject from the ecology, to the cultivation, and finer sciences and other interesting things, not to mention cultural history and even a small essential field guide in the back. Anyways, I wouldn’t be slightly surprised if you’re already familiar with the book, but if not, seriously worth the purchase and time taken to read and reference. There’s plenty more great books on the subject out there too, this one is just special In my mind , and very recent, which is somewhat rare among mushroom books, many are a bit dated.
Duly noted for myself. Thanks!
@@Inanedata You may also wish to check out any of Paul Stamets books, he's considered pretty much the world's foremost mycologist. There's a brilliant documentary called "Fantastic Fungi" that features much of his work. It's available on Vimeo to rent or buy and is VERY much worth the small cost.
James Albury I was going to add this as well I figured other people would haha
There are honestly so many great options out there.
@@young-stove & @James Albury thank you both! This seems like a neat hobby to pick up.
Who needs straw to grow mushrooms, my apartments outer walls are sprouting a whole bunch on its own
You should try eating them. I bet they are delicious ;)
I can't tell if this is a joke or not, but I really want to see that
@@Plantfreak_ Oh it's true but I'd 100% crap my self to death if it ate the mushrooms
@@__1201 Nah...
@@Docbell60It would be cool if you found out they were edible, though if they're growing on a building I doubt it.
Cody, I'm impressed by how your interests have changed through time, as well as mine, and somehow your videos are just as interesting now as a they were before, even though the subjects are so different.
Love from Brazil ❤️
Cooking with Cody is my favorite series.
Cody is the only person on TH-cam that still makes me excited when I see post something after all these years
I love how you post your videos after the complete process has passed which is great and shows so much. Thank you cody
This channel is such a gem for content that you never knew you’d be interested in but watch out with anticipation for every new upload. 10/10 for sure.
"I basically did no work, just made raised beds, composted, added hay, watered it..." That's work to most of us!
He basically did nothing... which took him an entire day.
You people are beyond lazy...
@@jjhack3r How so?
@RANDY Y Looked like a day's work to me, regardless of whether other people (myself included) break rocks for a living or whatever.
@Avatar Ang I once had 3 raised beds and grew my own veg. Took about as much time and effort as Cody takes here, which is _some._ They pretty much grow themselves. Also, where I live it rains. I don't think I ever had to do any watering.
"Skin feels like I've been playing.with some kind of caustic soda"
I understand exactly what you mean unfortunately lol
“like caustic soda” glad you ate the mushroom not the other way around
I was thinking
Mushrooms are still a bit creepy to some people. That mushroom bed could be the start of a sci fi story.
@@zantus1438 let alone the fact they are neither animal nor vegetable.
Still love to eat them.
@@zantus1438 Caustic soda breaks down the fatty acid esters and oils on/in your skin and essentially turns them into soap!
Which is why your skin feels slippery.
@@zantus1438 he probably means that his skin feels silky. I've done a lot of masonry and picked a lot of (edible) mushrooms, it's the spores on your finger pads they're microscopic and most are very round.
This week on “Growing, Cooking and Eating Mushrooms with Cody.”
Another wonderful installment. 😁👍
I like the way I can hear Cody cutting and separating the mushrooms in preparation for cooking. Nice sound!
Professor Cody, that is the most impressive oyster 'shroom head I've seen, wow!
Honey!!! That weird neighbor Cody kid is doing his weird gardening stuff again!! This time he is playing in straw!!
I’m so glad i have you and all the other maker/hand channels to watch and get me inspired. Found an old 20lbs mild steel bar and i’m slowly filing it into a 16-18lbs anvil for light metal working in my apartment
Cody is the guy you watch whenever you wonder what youll ever need science in school for, he has a practical use for a lot of stuff deemed useless by most students
Looking good Cody, I love your gardening exploits!
Last year: cody obsessed with charcoal
Now: Cody obsessed with mushrooms
Could I suggest next you get obsessed with cactus? It would be nice to plant a lot of cactus around your mars base
Only edible cacti, needs to follow the rule. Cacti: edible, Mushroom: edible, Charcoal: edible!
@@claytonfs Everything is edible; some things are only edible once.
@@Pluranium_Alloy Everything is edible, even I'm edible, but that is called cannibalism and that is frowned upon in most societies.
@@smith2354 but not actually illegal. Though acquiring the meat required to partake in cannibalism is very difficult as most methods involve illegal acts. Not advocating it, just sharing a random factoid.
@@gildedbear5355 I know its fucked up but I lokey want to try someday
ah yes, the secret unlisted mushroom video that somehow only has 35 views even though cody has 1.8 million subs
TH-cam says it was uploaded one minute ago, what is this sorcery???
@@overdrive023 he got the link
@DCED stop embarrassing yourself with these implicit calls to arms.
@@overdrive023 IT was in his mushroom playlist before he unlisted it
@DCED That bill is for the state of New York. Cody lives in Utah
I love these videos that encapsulate the whole process rather than series of individual videos over time
Growing, harvesting, canning, and eating your own mushrooms. Cody, you are a party animal!
Never liked mushrooms but now that I know more I’m starting to enjoy them more and more
I'd only eat them in an emergency but it's fun learning how to cultivate them.
Carlos Rios you don’t know what you’re missing
Not a huge fan of mushrooms either but he makes them look so good.
@@Fushione I fully know what I'm missing, and it's edible at best.
I don't like the idea of eating fungus, and eating dried "special" mushrooms that taste like dirt and cardboard and the associated nausea has put me off eating them, but I could easily get hooked on the mycological aspect of growing and hunting them just for fun. Some species are quite expensive (I'm not talking about truffles), so it might be a fun, rewarding hobby to try out cultivating them.
So glad you are doing good brother 😊 I love some good mushrooms lots of people have no clue what they are missing out on 🤣 thanks for everything you do God bless
Cody you're the reason I now have a shed made for cubensis growing.
Very cool, Cody. Excellent use of the space. I love mushrooms!
Your mushroom stuff is awesome, just waiting on my Lions mane to fruit... cmon now, its like watching paint dry
Awesome job! You look much older in the end of this video. Its been really cool watching your videos from such early on. I'm 26 now and finishing dental school. Keep up the videos. I look forward to watching your new ones especially after a long day at school. Thanks!
I'd actually say he looks younger, but more mature. It's the hairstyle I think. Definitely has that scientist look going on.
Hey Cody! Great to see you smiling and happy.. Great video as always.. Thank you for being awesome.
Super epic Cody, congrats. Thanks for sharing aspects of your life with us.
In the future, I would suggest searing the mushrooms in a screaming hot pan before adding them to the vegetable broth to get that lovely Maillard reaction and better flavor for your soup mix.
I'd heard about glowing mushrooms so I googled them, and OH MY GOD I had no idea the hundreds of different varieties of mushroom spores you can buy "for research purposes".
seeing this precious bouquet made me smile! Thank you for sharing!.
Growing, harvesting *_and_* cooking with Cody today - what a treat.
Sweet!!! Love the garden 👍🏽 oh and nice glasses too.
"My skin feels like I've been playing with some...caustic soda." I wonder how many people could truthfully make that statement.
pretty much every chemist
R study more before needlessly bashing
@@lux9956 I know you struggle with punctuation. Perhaps out of sloppiness or ignorance. In either case, you should strive to improve your communication skills. ✌️🤪
@@lux9956 Another thing I know is that you feel an impulse to insult people for no good reason. This shows a defective of personality. Perhaps you were abused as a child? Maybe you are an alcoholic or suffer some other mental illness? I can't be sure of the reason why, but I know you're a broken human being. I hope life treats you better and you are able to recover. Be kind to people and you can regain some dignity. 😊
@@lux9956 Yeah. There you are again showing us your class with the unnecessary insults, along with total punctuation and capitalization malpractice. Is English new to you? Are you struggling? It seems unlikely to me that someone with an English degree would so grotesquely abuse the language. So, I'm gonna say you are also a dishonest person, along with the other flaws you have exposed for us.
Thank you for the video. I've gotten to know you over the years and it's nice to see what you're up to, especially when I get to see the results that are often months later. It doesn't really matter what you do, it's always creative and filled with curiosity.
Take the water from your first rinse and pour it back into the bed. Growing up we "planted" a Morrell patch behind our house by always dumping the rinse water in the same place from when we found wild morell mushrooms. After a few years of that we did not have to go more than a few dozen feet from our back door to pick fresh mushrooms in the spring!
I don't even like mushrooms and this video is interesting.
Love that haircut and love those glasses. Looking good my guy!
Been loving this series Cody, always had a big interest in the mushrooms, thank you!
I could watch this for days on end. He turns something as boring as mushrooms into great content. Keep up the good work, Cody!
Mushrooms have always freaked me out; the embodiment of death and decay. The mycelium remain lurking in the shadows most of the time, feeding on the dead. Then, in perfect syncronization, the hoard in makes their presence known seemingly overnight, to spread its spores and begin the cycle of organic dismemberment anew...
Watching these videos is like a form of catharsis therapy for me.
I feel the opposite. They are the embodiment of new life from death. A restart or rebirth.
why would you be scared of the things that get rid of the garbage
@@Nvortex15 He just explained why..
love your videos cody keep it up brother!:)
Yay! Mushrooms!
I bought lots of innoculated logs once, and hung them up in the back yard, but only one of them fruited. time to try the straw method, I guess. Good to see you well, Cody!
good to see you're doing good my man. always happy to see videos from you.
Yup, these are real mushroom hours.
This was first video in like a year from Cody that TH-cam recommended
Another classic Cody's Garden video!
Love that you showed both success and failure. But mostly the final Oyster was spectacular!
HOA: "what are you doing now, Cody?"
Cody: "Oh, this?"
Underrated
Hoa?
@@mamtabattina6438 Home Owners' association(look it up)
@@tabletopjam4894 I suspect the majority of people in Idaho are too independent to put up with a draconian HOA.
buggsy5 don’t know what it’s like there, so I can’t speak of how it is there
Cody, I think you shouldn't dig out the other patch, if it got some mycelium in there it could be used for root communication between your plants. It actually brings life to the soil and keeps it nourished as long as you feed it.
Hey Cody. I hope you're faring well through these crazy times. I just wanted to say that I really appreciate your content. Even if most of it goes over my head, you inspire me to learn. Take care Cody.
That's the coolest thing I've seen all year, congrats on your mushrooms!
S tier content
It absolutely is
@I dont know What to call myself
Clearly you do bud
@I don't know What to call myself, you clearly cared enough to respond, check back in, and respond again.
Literally everyone else grows beard during covid
Cody
Smooth as a codys bottom
Codys lab is a gem in TH-cam ion care what people say I can sit and watch these kinds of videos for hours.
the difference in flavour is to do with the age and size of the fruiting body, as they get older they toughen up, especially with polypores
Probably too much light exposure. One way to grow them that large without them darkening might be to cover them with plastic sheeting, much like they grow white asparagus. Or maybe just a parasol.
i think cody found a new obsession
For some reason at 8:39, he turns really English for a couple seconds
Yeah I thought that too
Another great, humble and unusual vid Cody. Keep up the sensational work mate.
I just love how well Cody is doing now, not to patronise him but we all know he's had more hardship than 90% of his viewers (me included) and he's just taken all of it and bounced right back, amazing.