Fantastic DC Fungus! You should post your social media or contact information and do some videos in the old name before switching to the new. Just a suggestion
Hey there, Dalton. I hope you don't mind if I have another question for you. On the subject of liquid culture. I'm interested in saving what I don't use. What's the best way to store the culture? Does the liquid culture last longer than if I inoculate a grain bag and keep that? Is there any such thing as long term storage? I guess spores? I don't trust that access to medicinal mushroom spores will be available on the open market forever. Recently I heard of mushroom chocolate making some people sick. That's where it starts. Thanks Dalton. Do you have an account set up so I can shoot you a gratuity for helping me with your advice?
I've got a mushie question for you. About culture syringes. I'm new to growing mushrooms. I've already killed two grain bags (from North Spore) by putting two full syringes in each bag. That's 24 ml per bag. Needless to say I made soup. My question is when I get my culture syringe (not spore syringe) there is one tiny piece floating around in there. Is there culture in the rest of the solution or do I need to break up that little piece in the syringe and try to get actual pieces in each bag? Greetings from Maryland. It looks like you are in the Carolina's I'm guessing?
@@daltoncowan4104 I just got the syringe from ITW. This syringe is a lot different than the other syringes I seen (in my limited experience). Instead of a single piece about 3/16 long and basically clear liquid, this latest syringe has a cloudy mass which is more what I'd expect. Thank you Dalton, Douglas Y. Now, on with the experiment .)
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. . . kickin' it. Nice greenhouse. You'll come up with a name.
Fantastic DC Fungus! You should post your social media or contact information and do some videos in the old name before switching to the new. Just a suggestion
Here's my suggestion, Delishrooms is a great name! Good luck the name is everything!
Hey there, Dalton. I hope you don't mind if I have another question for you. On the subject of liquid culture. I'm interested in saving what I don't use. What's the best way to store the culture? Does the liquid culture last longer than if I inoculate a grain bag and keep that?
Is there any such thing as long term storage? I guess spores? I don't trust that access to medicinal mushroom spores will be available on the open market forever. Recently I heard of mushroom chocolate making some people sick. That's where it starts.
Thanks Dalton.
Do you have an account set up so I can shoot you a gratuity for helping me with your advice?
Randomly found this video, hope it goes well for you buddy
Thank you friend!
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Hey Dalton. Did you ever come up with a name for your company? Maybe have a Naming Contest? My vote . . . . "Barkin' Toads Mychology"?
@@douglas9607 yes, to be revealed later
@@daltoncowan4104 . . . My Man! We have to keep moving forward \8>
I've got a mushie question for you. About culture syringes. I'm new to growing mushrooms. I've already killed two grain bags (from North Spore) by putting two full syringes in each bag. That's 24 ml per bag. Needless to say I made soup.
My question is when I get my culture syringe (not spore syringe) there is one tiny piece floating around in there. Is there culture in the rest of the solution or do I need to break up that little piece in the syringe and try to get actual pieces in each bag?
Greetings from Maryland. It looks like you are in the Carolina's I'm guessing?
@@douglas9607 I am, and I would always do 2mL per quart. Shake the syringe to distribute but it will still be in the solution even if not visible.
@@daltoncowan4104 I just got the syringe from ITW. This syringe is a lot different than the other syringes I seen (in my limited experience). Instead of a single piece about 3/16 long and basically clear liquid, this latest syringe has a cloudy mass which is more what I'd expect. Thank you Dalton, Douglas Y. Now, on with the experiment .)
@@douglas9607 best of luck to you!