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@@fungalchamber7463 Mahalo!!!

@mybluedoor cool! We're in also ka'u. I'd say it's Leucocoprinus birnbaumii. Flower pot parasol.

@ Gracias Wild Sherbet!

@@mapuanakupuna3471 Mahalo!!! This video is from last summer. We've been growing Elm and King Pearl oyster varieties lately

@monikabingen4482 we used about 4 cups for a trash can. At this point, pretty sure it would work with very little effort. Oysters are super aggressive and depending on the strain, very forgiving to contamination.

@@jennyandbuddy much mahaloz!! We always love connecting with our BI ohana! Good luck with the traps, give em a few weeks before you make any adjustments if needed.

Right on ! I'm in kau and the mosquitos are crazy at my place I'm going to try this out ! Do you fish or dive at all ?

@danielchristensen9520 Aloha Ka'u ohana, things have been pretty wet out here, esp since Hone!! We don't have a boat, and spend most of our time mauka but we love fish!! Good luck with the traps! I wish everyone success!!!

@@jennyandbuddy Mahalo!

@@StrudelNoodle yes let us know how it works!!!

@ampedup3054 anything should work. The video we saw says "cheap". But really anything with yeast

@mybluedoor Yay! Good luck. Eucalyptus and Koa are common hosts. Best if you're between 2000-4000' elevation

@@wildsherbet7077 We are below 11, at 1800’

hwy 11 that is

@@JetLagRecords yes!! We love mushroom people!!!

@@freetrailer4poor trout paradise!!!

@starfisher87 this video we used blue oyster sawdust spawn from far west fungi. Due to ag regulations it's become harder to order spawn online. We have luckily found a local source here in Ka'u. Our favorite oyster has been the king pearl. Mermaid mushrooms is in kona and she supposedly has spawn, but we have had disappointment in our interactions with her. Volcano mushrooms sells sterile kits that can be used as spawn. Either way great to hear your growing! All those substrates sound great, we recently have been doing cane grasses with great success. South kona, depending on elevation, should be prime spot for oysters!!!

@@mybluedoor 💕

Mahalo ❤️

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@@wisconsinfarmer4742 gotta love the simple life!!! I'm sure there's all sorts of cool mushrooms in Wisconsin!!

@DruggiePlays Yay!!! I wish you the best luck. Oysters are so easy!!

It can be growing on a dead branch that is still connected to a living tree..see this all the time on avos and guava. but it will not be growing on living wood

Do Not Trespass. Pasture. Growing directly on aged cowpies, look for thick lumps of grass.

Yup! Unfortunately until they are boiled or cooked they are a pain to handle. I've heard some people "massaging" them in a bag before handling, but we recommend wearing protection until they are on heat.

Yay!!!!

Yes, you can cook them fresh or use them dried to bring that 🍁 flavor

We used only banana in this video. since we have settled on a mix of woodchips, coffee and banana

Definitely is! These are some of the most abundant fall mushrooms of Northern California. There were plenty left behind!

Will do!

If you are a beginner picker just avoid these.

No just get it dry enough so that it doesn't drip.

@@ravilambmusic ok thanks bro I'll try it 🙂

Have fun guy!

We're in Kau around 2200'. I know of people who do well growing all kine stuff in the acres.

Yea soil is quite a commodity out here! I been working on taking rocks out of this bed for the last 2 years.

@@wildsherbet7077 your place looks awesome 👏

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We're super interested in using invasive species and log cultivation, the logs we tried all got covered in slugs so I think I might need to keep them under a dry space, it's so wet here. Any specific trees or mushroom strains you suggest trying out?? Mahalo!

Also we found mixing in woodchips 1:1 to help fruiting yields. Mainly guava and avo chips

@@wildsherbet7077 Hey, thanks for your reply. So far, we've had success with Shiitake on Eucalyptus, Oyster on Christmas Berry, and Shiitake on Grevillea robusta a.k.a. Silk Oak. We've also inoculated mango, guava, wattle, African tulip, gunpowder tree, and schefflera. We'll be trying your banana leaf method in our next class to show others how to do it except I think I'm going to boil the banana leaves in a metal trash can over a fire instead of cold pasteurization w/ wood ash. I'm still so stoked that you made this video and that it worked for you!!! Mahalo!

We used the plastic draped over a ladder just as a wind block. Oysters like lots of fresh air.

@@wildsherbet7077 that's genius! I will try that too.

Awesome, good luck this season! So many burns to explore

Me too, howdy neighbor.

Currently the mix I have been using is woodchip/banana/sawdust approx 40/40/20. I have found that the woodchips give it some extra life. we burn fires here pretty regularly so we just use ash from the firepit, hydrated lime also works if you are unable to burn.

@@wildsherbet7077 thank you! Blessings!

We are on the Big Island near South Point. wildsherbet@gmail.com is our email. We would love to help as much as we can, though finding mushrooms out here is not as predictable as it is on the mainland.

Thanks for your input!

Mixing with woodchips helps if you can get them!

Corn works even better!

Knowing your elevation is key to success!

Yay, that's awesome!