Liquid Mushroom Culture from Gourmet Oyster Mushrooms, New Episode in How to grow Mushrooms Series
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2024
- All the details you need to know on how to make a liquid mushroom culture of a gourmet oyster mushroom, although this technique can be used for 100's of types of mushrooms.
Liquid culture consists of a sterilized nutritious solution that has been inoculated with fungus spores or mycelium.
Andrew goes over each step from sanitization and to shows you exactly how to take a sample directly from the mushroom, put it into the liquid solution and how to care for the culture as it grows.
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The needle biopsy move is a good idea. Never thought of using the needle tip for a quick and easy way to get a piece of tissue
I came here to say this too! :)
Wow, mind is blown! Can’t wait to try this out! Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart lol
Those are the biggest oysters I've ever seen. Well done!
I finally feel like i know enough to be able to do the full circle from start to finish to restart again..
Thanks, subbed and will check out some more videos.
Love you Andrew!! This vid been on my to watch list for a couple days. Great one
Thanks!
Thanks for the video MCM. We use needle biopsies for most tissues. The mushroom is dry compared to human tissue but anything that is soft can be biopsied pretty easy.
You're the man!!! I had no idea I could do a tissue biopsy
Great video your content is consistently top notch. Please keep up the good work. And thanks for sharing.
impeccable timing my good sir!
thanks so much for sharing this beautiful knowledge about mushroom. I've always desired to start cultivation of Oysters. this is a great eye opener 👍👍👍
Making liquid culture tonight--inoculating it tomorrow! Thanks Mossy Creek Mushrooms. 😊Jen
I've seen so many videos and nobody has shown this technique yet! Love it.
Thanks for the comment about stirring releasing Co2 and allowing O2 in. The fish tank analogy helped. I have some liquid culture growing and I was stirring twice a day, I just put it on the stirrer and turned it on, and will leave it there.
Thanks man. I used this technique for the first time with a still air box. 1 mushroom to 3 different jars. All 3 jars cleanly colonized :)
Excellent technique! I'm considering doing this with morels. Im going to try to go from a jar to a 5gal bucket. Then dump the bucket over a prepped burn site in the fall.
This is absolutely fascinating! I’m just getting started with mushroom growing, and the more I learn, the more interesting this becomes.
@Sarah Delaney no, that’s not sketchy at all 🙄
WOW...I LOVE THE STOREROOM...AMAZING
Awesome video. Thanks for sharing.
Thats really cool I always go scalpel to agar to lc but I really like this for cloning. Gonna go for it! Thanks
Wow. I have always gone fruit to agar to second agar to liquid culture. Good to see this is possible. I will try direct to LC. I have some LC jars cooling right now. It is my first time using the grey leak proof lids. So far, so good.
Awesome technique. Beautiful. Can't wait to try it. I'm still relatively new to growing but recently I just used clean tweezers to pull some mycelium from a block and put it in lc. Totally worked. I'm stoked.
Good methods promote growth, great video!
Thanks for informative video! I will be trying this.
Awesome technique. I need that book.
Thanks dude, I totally learned a new technique from you today! Thanks for sharing. I also purchased some liquid culture pre-mix (and used your code) from shroomsupply. I will give LC another go because my first try using Karo corn syrup was great at growing mycelium and mold no matter how clean my process was using a SAB. I also noticed when using your flow hood you should elevate your work surface just a bit so its not right at the very bottom of the flow hood. Anyway great vid, can't wait to try this out.
Best vid on the net!
Cute puppies! Great info! Keep rocking!
Thank you! Will do!
Thanks for sharing; this is a very helpful lecture
Thank you so much! I learned a lot of useful things for myself!
Awesome! thank you for sharing.
So cool. Thanks for your guide :)
Awesome, engaging video
Great video Bro, thanks for the info
Thank you for putting this out there it really helps everyone
Hello Mossy Creek mushrooms. I went to a location yesterday that was supposed to be monster mushroom company had to drive for a little while to get there I got there and the people were rude to me they did not have the thing that I wanted they did have some sterilized grain and some sterilized substrate so I bought a bag of sterilized substrate for $30 got home with it and come to find out there is a hole in it and where they tried to seal it there is a hole big enough for me to stick four fingers and and it goes straight down to the substrate so I did not get a bag of substrate that was sterilized I got a bag that was unsterilized really frustrated at this point and probably am going to be looking at what you guys have for sale.
:( Man, that sounds like a bad day. I hope your able to get what you need and well, it doesn't seem hard to beat the competition uh?
Thanks man! great video
In labs liquid media is the preferred method for culturing, simple Erlenmeyer flasks are stoppered with Cotton wool plugs and then wrapped in tinfoil to make sure the wool does not get wet in the autoclave. Color changing Autoclave tape is stuck to the bottle to indicate the bottles that got sterilized. You culture a generation one or more master mediums and then fill the flasks from these. You can also inoculate from a petri dish, mushroom or another liquid culture by first sterilizing an inoculation loop in a flame and then transferring your subject (save on syringes). For agitation we use a lab shaker vs introducing a stirrer mainly as you can shake multiple flasks continuously while incubating them. Consider a flask and cotton wool to save $ and an inoculating loop over syringes, unless your selling them. Also consider experimenting with say a 2-4% Glucose solution for media. If you really want to get crazy look at methods like pulsed electric field sterilization of bulk substratre or growing mushrooms continually in liquid on raft scaffolds like hydroponics but for mushrooms - fungiponics :D Looking forward to your next video.
True. For the Stock Culture we use a slant agar- slower growth, lasts longer.
Then transfer to petri dish agar as Mother Culture (using inoculating loops).
Then from petri dish to liquid broth in hundreds of flasks on shakers (using inoculating pipes/borer-don't remember the exact term). Lesser liquid in larger volume flasks results in much higher growth speed but means more flasks and shakers needed.
For really large scale we used Fermenters instead of shakers.
I think we never used a single syringe for production. We use glass or metals apparatuses that can be autoclaved and reused indefinitely. Single use stuffs are for the hobbyists not professional production.
Just sharing..
Great insights! Thanks for sharing them! I'd love to explore 'fungiponics'! Would you have any links with more information about this method?
Do you have links to fungiponics ?
So you are saying, I can have unlimited liquid culture by simply using ready liquid culture to expand into diff jars?
@@EarsTwoHear yep totally, just gotta make sure to keep everything sterile
Great video
Tunes.... Love it
Thanks!
He's really an isopropyl addict. Great video of a stellar technique.
Aseptic processing OCD, it sucks to have loss from contamination, so you got to be diligent.
i will definitely try this, Thank you
Great video.
Thank you for the info.
Wow this is amazing
Just saying hi from Mumbai , kindly keep those videos coming
Awesome video!
Great video mayne 🤗
Good teaching, thank you
Nice Breakdown
I love your channel i learn so much, i always thought LC was stirred to disperse the mycelium, sorta like how shaking grains at partial colonization to spread the mycelium better.
I use a technique to clone mushrooms directly in the forest. I take some sterilized butyl cap vials filled with liquid medium and use only a needle with a cilinder inside, without the syringue, to push out the piece of mushroom tissue. From now I'll use this technique, as only needs the liquid in the vial to push out the tissue.
A wonderfull technic ... i ve learned from you about 1 year ago.. and i ve now many jars like yours and selling them .. Thank you my friend ✌
One of the best! Thanks mate
Glad you like it!
First time I've heard someone say alchyhol other than me. Big love
Hahaha That's great!
thanks for sharing
This is amazing, thank you!
Thanks for the video brother!
NP! Thanks for stopping by!
thx dude! greetings form poland!
Dude , you are the only one I see that teaches how to cultivate mushroom. Thank you
GOURMET mushrooms ;)
I love this idea..
I appreciate sharing your secrets.
Glad you like them!
yiur vidoes are so clean and leaborate
Great videos, very didactic. Thanks a lot.
Michel from Belgium, in Europe
good explanation bro
Fantastic videos! Thanks so much for all the effort and time sharing this valuable information.
What do you inoculate your Masters Mix bags with? Grain? or directly from the liquid culture? Liquid to grain to Masters Mix?
Thanks so much and please keep up the great videos!
You guys are awesome. I'm just getting into mycology and want to work for a mushroom company until I can start my own company. Valuable info.
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Love that room you have! I wish
Thank you!
Great! I get more exp watching this. Thanks big man👍
Glad to hear it!
It was an epic match to the end ☠️
Very impressive!!! Well done!
I learn so much from YT videos. I now have another channel to add.
Great video 📹 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
That's so cool. Not messing around with spores and just using fresh shrooms. I've read that 0.3% hydrogen peroxide kills contaminations and spores but allows to grow the mycelium. However I have found no videos yet.
Awesome!
Thanks!
thanks a lot !!
I haven't seen that much isopropyl since 2019... how did you clean everything this year?
hahah for real, i wanted to clean my computer back in july or so, and had to get alcohol swabs because the entire alcohol shelf was barren at every store... even the witch hazel was always gone!!
luckily it's back on the shelves now and i grabbed a full gallon, since there was a 1-per-shopper limit xD
I still used alcohol. We bought from the local distilleries that converted over to making hand sanitizer.
Thank you Mossy Creek for all your videos. There are many channels out there but I love your videos. As a hobbyist I find you sooooo helpfull. I've been trying Lion's Mane without success. With liauid culture I hope it works this time. Any tips wouls be welcome. Happy myco!
Great video- I wish I could subscribe twice.
Big fan of your videos sir 👌👌👌👌👌 all my liquid culture is totally successful only because of u sir…
Very cool.
Thank you!
How long should you stir for? Also once the culture is established, how long will it last on the shelf? How do you store it after the culture is established?
I came up with the same process on my own, just searched to see if anyone else was using it--pretty cool. mine method is slightly different but essentially the same.
Spinning mycelium - "Jörmungandr twists and turns, mighty in his wrath..."
here's a few suggestions to try
pick the best type - there are many available.
grow them in the best environment - some eg oyster muchrooms like cool humid conditions and may be placed outside (I read these and the reasons they work from Gregs Mushroom Grower site )
The eyes are full of primal hate
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thank you for the video. love your Mjolnir brother ;)
Thank you sir
Lashings of isopropyl - love it 🤣
muchas gracias por compartir tu conocimiento :D saludos desde Chile! (L)
Thankyou❤
First I need that beard friend! This is cool I love earth
Genius! Thanks for the idea. I guess there is no need for agar plates now :D
Hi Andrew. First, thank you for your YT channel. I'm new to home growing of mushrooms and have found your videos very helpful and full of great information! Secondly, I will be using your discount over at Shroom Supply, so thank you for that as well! My question regarding liquid culture is this: how long should I place my culture jars on the magnetic stir plate each day? I'm starting working with only two types of gourmet mushrooms (oyster and lion's mane), and I've already ordered culture syringes for both types, but once the rest of my supplies arrive and I inoculate the prepped/new culture jars, what length of time will I need to let each jar sit on the stir plate? Thank you in advance for any advice/guidance. And Happy Thanksgiving to you and the entire Mossy Creek team! Peace & Respect.
I'm not sure how effective my attempt at the needle biopsy was on the first attempt. I'll try your twisting the needle in method on my next attempt.
This man's iso game is strong!!
If someone is really OCD about sterilization they can put items under UV-C lamps as well as pressure sterilization ... I use them for my breathing masks and filters ...
If we use a tissue from the mushroom directly not from agar just like what u r doing. how long it will take to form mycelium and grow good in the liquid jar bro?
Terimakasih info nya semoga sukses selalu salam dari Mr Edy Indonesia
Pressure cooker gets some alcohol too Hahahaha. First time watching it.
Hahahahaha irk XD
Hey man thanks for the useful info! Do you only do one needle biopsy per jar of LC?
It's a game changer. May i know your failure rate compared to agar?