Grow Your Own Reishi Mushrooms at Home!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 มิ.ย. 2024
- Welcome to our step-by-step guide on how to cultivate your own Reishi mushrooms right in the comfort of your home. Shay, our resident mushroom guru, breaks down the entire process from identifying wild samples to reaping the rewards of your own homemade Reishi.
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🍄 Video Highlights:
0:00 - Dive into the world of Reishi: Understand the significance of this magical mushroom.
1:16 - Spotting the real deal: Learn how to distinguish genuine wild Reishi samples from potential look-alikes.
2:19 - Whip up your own agar: Shay shares a quick and efficient recipe.
2:47 - Best containers for autoclaving: Keep your cultivation sterile and efficient.
3:54 - Unpacking PCT Agar: The secret to mushroom growth.
4:07 - All about the Reishi pellicle: What it is and why it's vital.
4:53 - From Mycelium to Grain: Shay’s pro tips to ensure a bountiful yield.
6:21 - Speedy growers! Why Reishi mushrooms are among the quickest to colonize.
6:56 - The perfect balance: Learn the optimal substrate ratio for your Reishi.
7:32 - Fruiting the Reishi: The crucial period that determines your harvest. 8:15 - See the magic happen: A mesmerizing timelapse and a deep dive into Reishi’s unique fruiting methodology.
10:19 - Addressing the CO2 issue: How to manage exhaust from growing mycelium.
12:08 - Beyond cultivation: Discover the multiple uses of Reishi mushrooms.
12:38 - A personal touch: Shay shares her reasons for growing Reishi.
13:52 - Wrapping up: Shay’s final thoughts and what's next on our mushroom journey.
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Great video.
Can reshi be grown on sawdust?
Yes, absolutely! Cardboard would work too.
@@mycrodexmushrooms You could compare the flavour by growing them on different substrate. I bet the oak pellet would really give it a stronger palette.
I'm transfixed. These are great. You basically make a brickette food slab and train them to fruit towards the Oxygen slit.
just wish I had the space to do this.
Never known this type of mushroom. It looks like you are growing your own coral reef 😂
@PCT I think your collaborations are really good 👍
It's June 20 in northern ny state and the reishi season is "BOOMING". I started picking for profit but fell in love with this mushroom. I think it may be controlling my mind but I don't care. I tried it out because I felt if I was going to recommend it , in good conscience, I should try it. Forget about lionsmane , reishi should be the rock star of mushrooms. PS , love , collect , use and sell chaga too. Great video and can't wait to grow some more blocks with new info. I'm trying out growing tsugae on logs with some success (finally).
Great! Thanks!
I love your videos! I haven't been able to binge watch recently because ive been busy but i plan to soon. 👍💚
Thanks so much for your love and support!
great video.. Please can we have step by step where we watch you grow reishi from the beginning
Of course! We will try to bring such video.
What is the ideal temp and humidity levels for reishi? How long will it fruit?
Reishi will grow at most temperatures between 50F and 85F. Anything close to room temperature will suffice.
As for humidity, aim for 80% to 90%, but this isn't a huge factor as long as the fruiting block has ample water. They will still fruit well around 50%.
They will ideally fruit for 2-3 months but it highly depends on water content of the block, as well as how much substrate it has access to throughout. Low water equals a poor immune system, so it will likely contaminate at that point.
just came across your video, very information. at 13:36, how does you get the grow bag puffed up with air, is that another bag you transferred the fully colonised substrate to? thank you
I'm growing some lucidum and they stop growing after removeing from a grow box. I spritz several time daily. I'm trying to conk. I do have good air flow.
Excellent video.
Can they colonize non-sterilized bedding like wood chips and leaf mulch?
How well do they compete with indigenous fungi?
We'd recommend at least pasteurizing of substrate to speed up the process. As long as your fungi has ample substrate and fruiting conditions are present, it should grow relatively well.
Reishi (Ganoderma) can be found worldwide so it's very adaptable.
@@PlantCellTechnology thanks for your help!
A friend of mine just gave me a few spent bags, and I'm thinking about what to do with them.
once established reishi is an agressive species. The host mentions this as I typed, lol.
I found what I think might be reishi growing on the stump of a tree I cut down a couple years ago. What should I look for to get a positive ID? Are there any varieties that are similar and could be confused as reishi?
Where do you live? What species of tree? Many polypores are medicinal , none (polypores) in north america are poiseness. There are three sub species of reishi in north america. I think the type shown is lucidum which will grow here but is not native.
I have a question, can I use reishi method to grow any polipore parasitic/saprotroph fungi?
Yes, you can!
Can you grow it on Tamarack
Shay has never tried. There are certain species of Ganoderma that can grow on pines though.