I'm currently binging your channel. You guys have a lot of great videos and information. Thank you for sharing it with us. I'm trying to figure out my next adventure and I find mushrooms fascinating. Hope you all are well, much love from Pennsylvania 🥰🥰
Thanks for the video. I’m thinking of starting a part-time business growing mushrooms, microgreens and herbs for local chefs. I commute daily through two towns, so I figure I could do a couple deliveries per day. And possibly pick up waste coffee along the way. I’d like it to eventually become my full-time gig. Will definitely download your e-book and sign up for the course!
Update: I took the course but my plans changed due to Covid. I got chickens, bees and put in a garden. Soon I will get back to learning about mushrooms!
Open an online shop or market as local small business 1. Mushroom spawn 2. Growkits 3. Seasonings, Jerky, chips, honey, supplements, meat substitutes etc 4. Substrate (market to hotels with nice restaurants) 5. Workshops
Am michael kachwe living in uganda I do thankyou for sharing we us ur knowledge. But in uganda how much can it cost to build something like that? of about 100 kilogram a week thanks
Any dangerous in the growth kits? I mean after it reaches the customer, could they sue or something if there is a containment from their end or due to ignorance?
What makes someone more successful than another is the ability to spot and or create opportunities to be a success. This mushroom business is highly in demand and not enough people doing it. That’s what an opportunity is. Work from home too.
Hallo,my English is not so good but l will write anyway, I like your work,just keep working...I just sold my first grow kits to other ...it feels great that other can grow as well...this is my hobby, secend income...and I am from Bosnia, producing from coffee waste,collecting from coffee shops...keep up a good work
@@Violetta1912 slowly...it is winter...we will start again in spring...temperatures are low now so we will wait...what about you? Doing something similar or just considering?
@@mirzahusetic9620 Just considering. I live in an apartment at the moment and I want to move to a house in the summer, so I’m looking for ideas. I want to grow some of the things we eat, but just for myself, not as a business. I think it’s a great idea though. Good luck 🤞🏼
The thing about mushrooms is it's the perfect kind of thing you can do for supplemental income it's not something you have to labor at every single day once everything is set up the mushrooms grow I also recommend growing ginseng it can also be grown in the shade
@@ranranpoopants the work I come from is commercial crab Gathering pretty much everything is done by hand all the tools are hand operated except for the electric winch and boat motor
@@AYB-hr1cl the ginseng seeds I ordered didn't work literally none of them germinated and they were really expensive and I haven't set up any mushroom stuff yet I'm currently building a boat so I can get 🍤
Great for worm compost, makes nutrient rich castings. Both the booming worm population and the castings have real value. Some worm species can be sold for protein, organic chicken feed- others suitable as prime fishing bait. The castings are exceptional organic fertilizer/ soil conditioner.
I plan on using spent substrate to put around my fruit trees in the yard hopefully the mycelium will help out and eventually I will have a yard filled with awesome mushrooms
I've grown some about thirty years ago, and I've often thought about growing some for marketing, I just don't know where my market would be, restaurants? or grocery stores? I would love to start a small mushroom farm, cause I'm retired and need something to do, but I would hate to have a bunch of them spoil because I wasn't able to market them.
I'd like to encourage you to start growing them :) From point A, it can be very hard to see point D and so we doubt point D (selling your mushrooms) even exists. Each step a person takes, puts them in a different place and illuminates a new perspective or view of what is possible. Your market will be "people", not really buildings or inanimate objects. So you start to grow them, the mushrooms, and each step of the way, you introduce yourself to people who you calculate are the most likely to buy them. you try, sometimes you 'fail', but you learn, then you try again. You may 'lack' sales in the beginning, but before it might spoil, you can give your product to food banks or meals on wheels, or to chefs who are potential buyers, or even to a cooking school. In the long run, it won't be wasted. You can see about selling at farmer's markets to test the results. You can contact a wholesaler once you are up and running to some degree (somewhat reliable) At this time, you may not know who your market will be, but you will find out the answer, or many answers, by beginning and sticking with it. Fear of the unknown and fear of failure must be recognized as temporary obstacles which dissolve as you make a sustained effort and accumulate experience and knowledge. If you need any help figuring out a good perspective, or solving mental/practical issues with your success, I'd be happy to help you. Goals, action and persistence are three necessary ingredients for success. I wish you great success, as that will be an example of your validating the goodness and worthy desire that already exists within you, which you wish to share with others.
@@CuriousEarthMan Wow i feel like I needed to see this comment today! You broke down the step at a time approach and fear of failure brilliantly. I’ve had a rough couple years and been looking for a new path and I believe it’s in mushrooms. This is the kick I needed! I wish you all the best!
How come you can sell grow kits people can stick in their living room and watch grow, yet if you grow them as a business you need a specialised room. I don’t get it
Mushroom kits are easy to grow at home, but you still need the right conditions, such as humidity, fresh air and light. You can do this at home by placing in indirect light, spritzing/misting daily, etc. - but you wouldn't want to do that on a commercial scale. That's why we use a controlled fruiting room where we can create the right conditions. We may have up to 700 fruiting blocks in there at full capacity, and we simply wouldn't have the time to tend to each block individually. Hope that makes sense and clarifies things!
Hi there, you have very informative videos. I am also an email subscriber. I would like to share your videos into my mushroom facebook group that has more than 3k members. Kindly let me know if that is okay.
Hello, I am intrigued please, how much plastic waste does mushroom-growing produce? I would like to get into this but in a sustainable way and couldn't find a good answer on how sustainable it is, and if I use plastic buckets would it be a better alternative. Thank you and best of luck for everything
Respect to this great work, I think these videos got me into the mushrooms now. Just a question, anyone tried to create a Passive humidity, cooling, lightening?
Its personal preference. Bags can be easier to harvest from in a commercial setting. They also don't take up as much space as toats. However, one could argue that one has more control of the variables of mushrooms in the toats, but that would be a lot more to manage for a company with a humidity and temperature controlled building.
you guys are brilliant, we havent done the full leap yet but we are in South Australia and very close to a seasonal mushroom farm with back up microgreen. I think this year we will me a profit and move into making it a more serious side business. Thank you for all the tips along the way and all the videos to help us in our growth. Cheers Jack Themuss
Thanks Jack, glad to hear that you find the videos useful :-) Sounds like you are well on the way with your own mushroom farm business there, best of luck with it
You guys are awesome! There is something really fabulous about people who are willing to share their knowledge and experience! Really love your videos!! Thank you! 🤗😙
I'm currently binging your channel. You guys have a lot of great videos and information. Thank you for sharing it with us. I'm trying to figure out my next adventure and I find mushrooms fascinating. Hope you all are well, much love from Pennsylvania 🥰🥰
I have spent months researching into growing mushrooms at home and found a great website at Gregs Mushroom Grower (check it out on google)
I like your content; it's authentic without being miserly on real info.
Thanks alot! Glad you find it useful :-)
@@GroCycleTV please make vedios on button mushroom farming also. I AM FROM INDIA
Thanks for the video. I’m thinking of starting a part-time business growing mushrooms, microgreens and herbs for local chefs. I commute daily through two towns, so I figure I could do a couple deliveries per day. And possibly pick up waste coffee along the way. I’d like it to eventually become my full-time gig. Will definitely download your e-book and sign up for the course!
Sounds like a nice plan Sadie, starting part time and seeing where it takes you is a great way to go about it :-)
Update: I took the course but my plans changed due to Covid. I got chickens, bees and put in a garden. Soon I will get back to learning about mushrooms!
@@SadieAnnCrowdis feedback on course?
How much did the course cost?
Open an online shop or market as local small business
1. Mushroom spawn
2. Growkits
3. Seasonings, Jerky, chips, honey, supplements, meat substitutes etc
4. Substrate (market to hotels with nice restaurants)
5. Workshops
Could you do a video on your grow kits?
That would be helpful!
Keep on growing guys!
@Sunrise Boy maybe I'm a bonehead and didnt catch where I can find their course. Would you mind pointing me.in the right direction? TIA
awsome...you are a true inspiration
Thank you, glad you find it useful :-)
@@GroCycleTV please make vedios on button mushroom farming also. I AM FROM INDIA
Am michael kachwe living in uganda I do thankyou for sharing we us ur knowledge. But in uganda how much can it cost to build something like that? of about 100 kilogram a week thanks
Just found you and love what you're doing! Keep it up. Blessings.
You Guys are amazing!! Truly enjoy watching all of Your very informative videos!!
Great. Very concise, a lot of information in very short video. Amazingly you understand each point in it.
maybe to process the spent mycelium with earthworms and then sell on as compost
@Allen Clarke no they're not that's what all worms do they eat stuff and turn it into dirt
Any dangerous in the growth kits? I mean after it reaches the customer, could they sue or something if there is a containment from their end or due to ignorance?
Mushrooms make me happy just when I look at them they make me think of fairy tales
@Grocycle Great video, you probably already know but u forgot to mention in the video that you can use the spent substrate as soil for micro greens :)
What makes someone more successful than another is the ability to spot and or create opportunities to be a success. This mushroom business is highly in demand and not enough people doing it. That’s what an opportunity is. Work from home too.
Hallo,my English is not so good but l will write anyway, I like your work,just keep working...I just sold my first grow kits to other ...it feels great that other can grow as well...this is my hobby, secend income...and I am from Bosnia, producing from coffee waste,collecting from coffee shops...keep up a good work
That’s really great, well done. How’s it going?
@@Violetta1912 slowly...it is winter...we will start again in spring...temperatures are low now so we will wait...what about you? Doing something similar or just considering?
@@mirzahusetic9620 Just considering. I live in an apartment at the moment and I want to move to a house in the summer, so I’m looking for ideas. I want to grow some of the things we eat, but just for myself, not as a business. I think it’s a great idea though. Good luck 🤞🏼
@@Violetta1912 thanks, good luck to you too ;)
Pozdrav, kako ide posao i po kojoj cijeni prodajete, lijep pozdrav iz Slovenije
The thing about mushrooms is it's the perfect kind of thing you can do for supplemental income it's not something you have to labor at every single day once everything is set up the mushrooms grow I also recommend growing ginseng it can also be grown in the shade
False
@@ranranpoopants the work I come from is commercial crab Gathering pretty much everything is done by hand all the tools are hand operated except for the electric winch and boat motor
@@ranranpoopants so to me having to squirt a box with some water a couple times a week isn't really labor-intensive
Who do you sell to ?
@@AYB-hr1cl the ginseng seeds I ordered didn't work literally none of them germinated and they were really expensive and I haven't set up any mushroom stuff yet
I'm currently building a boat so I can get 🍤
You and Adam, are you both gay homosexuals or are you brothers (related)? Thank you.
What about selling the spent substrates as mycelium substitutes for compost?
Great for worm compost, makes nutrient rich castings. Both the booming worm population and the castings have real value. Some worm species can be sold for protein, organic chicken feed- others suitable as prime fishing bait. The castings are exceptional organic fertilizer/ soil conditioner.
I plan on using spent substrate to put around my fruit trees in the yard hopefully the mycelium will help out and eventually I will have a yard filled with awesome mushrooms
I've grown some about thirty years ago, and I've often thought about growing some for marketing, I just don't know where my market would be, restaurants? or grocery stores? I would love to start a small mushroom farm, cause I'm retired and need something to do, but I would hate to have a bunch of them spoil because I wasn't able to market them.
I'd like to encourage you to start growing them :) From point A, it can be very hard to see point D and so we doubt point D (selling your mushrooms) even exists. Each step a person takes, puts them in a different place and illuminates a new perspective or view of what is possible. Your market will be "people", not really buildings or inanimate objects. So you start to grow them, the mushrooms, and each step of the way, you introduce yourself to people who you calculate are the most likely to buy them. you try, sometimes you 'fail', but you learn, then you try again. You may 'lack' sales in the beginning, but before it might spoil, you can give your product to food banks or meals on wheels, or to chefs who are potential buyers, or even to a cooking school. In the long run, it won't be wasted. You can see about selling at farmer's markets to test the results. You can contact a wholesaler once you are up and running to some degree (somewhat reliable) At this time, you may not know who your market will be, but you will find out the answer, or many answers, by beginning and sticking with it. Fear of the unknown and fear of failure must be recognized as temporary obstacles which dissolve as you make a sustained effort and accumulate experience and knowledge. If you need any help figuring out a good perspective, or solving mental/practical issues with your success, I'd be happy to help you. Goals, action and persistence are three necessary ingredients for success. I wish you great success, as that will be an example of your validating the goodness and worthy desire that already exists within you, which you wish to share with others.
@@CuriousEarthMan Such lovely words of encouragement 💖🏝💖
Worse case, even if they don't get eaten by people, you can still just give them back to the land
@@CuriousEarthMan Wow i feel like I needed to see this comment today! You broke down the step at a time approach and fear of failure brilliantly. I’ve had a rough couple years and been looking for a new path and I believe it’s in mushrooms. This is the kick I needed! I wish you all the best!
@@CuriousEarthMan You're an awesome human being
How come you can sell grow kits people can stick in their living room and watch grow, yet if you grow them as a business you need a specialised room. I don’t get it
Mushroom kits are easy to grow at home, but you still need the right conditions, such as humidity, fresh air and light. You can do this at home by placing in indirect light, spritzing/misting daily, etc. - but you wouldn't want to do that on a commercial scale. That's why we use a controlled fruiting room where we can create the right conditions. We may have up to 700 fruiting blocks in there at full capacity, and we simply wouldn't have the time to tend to each block individually. Hope that makes sense and clarifies things!
This is MUCH appreciated! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. My interest in possibly working in mushroom cultivation is certainly 'growing'!
Thanks for your videos, they are very informative and I appreciate you sharing the various revenue streams for mushrooms.
Hi there, you have very informative videos. I am also an email subscriber. I would like to share your videos into my mushroom facebook group that has more than 3k members. Kindly let me know if that is okay.
Yes, that'd be amazing, thanks Sheryl!
Thank you, appreciate your knowledge
Good morning sir
I don't find gypsum powder in the kontri.
Is it possible to yoes gypsum board and podring for my substrate
Hello, I am intrigued please, how much plastic waste does mushroom-growing produce? I would like to get into this but in a sustainable way and couldn't find a good answer on how sustainable it is, and if I use plastic buckets would it be a better alternative. Thank you and best of luck for everything
what is the list of the shrooms in the po boy you showed. I could hear the names of most of them but not all.
Thank you for sharing this wonderful information.
excellent...
Did you say that one mushroom @ 5mins was called golden annunaki ???
20 square meters? meaning 15 feet by 15 feet in my silly country's measurements? that is a small space.
It is small, but possible - and remember, mushrooms are a vertical crop, so make full use of the vertical space!!
I would like to know what kind of failure that you experience while growing mushrooms in huge batches over the course of a decade?
Hello, I'm thinking of starting a mushroom Business. Do we need different licenseS to start growing mushrooms and selling in the UK?
I’ve never heard of a mushroom sandwich before. It looks so good.
Respect to this great work, I think these videos got me into the mushrooms now.
Just a question, anyone tried to create a Passive humidity, cooling, lightening?
Thanks for sharing this information and your work.
Have a great day.
Indeed very useful! Your site is very informative and inspiring..
Thank you so much for this video it has help me decide which items I will start to sell on my shopify page.
Is that $200,000 in profit or revenue?
I'm about to start growing mushrooms is there some reason why you don't just use really big tubs why bags?
Its personal preference. Bags can be easier to harvest from in a commercial setting. They also don't take up as much space as toats. However, one could argue that one has more control of the variables of mushrooms in the toats, but that would be a lot more to manage for a company with a humidity and temperature controlled building.
What's best material can l use to build a mushroom house
Gret 👍 you like to mushroom business
Good.how,whare it market. Ourmashrum.
Please help me set up
you guys are brilliant, we havent done the full leap yet but we are in South Australia and very close to a seasonal mushroom farm with back up microgreen.
I think this year we will me a profit and move into making it a more serious side business.
Thank you for all the tips along the way and all the videos to help us in our growth.
Cheers
Jack Themuss
Thanks Jack, glad to hear that you find the videos useful :-) Sounds like you are well on the way with your own mushroom farm business there, best of luck with it
Any need to oyster dry mushroom ya fresh mushroom
I've heard so many wonderful things about magic mushrooms but I can't easily get some, Is there any realiable source I can purchase from??
I'm so interested in the experience but am terrified of having a bad trip
I did two grams last time, it was a thrilling experience and I enjoyed it
( doctor _ spores)
Got psych's*
This whole thing is pretty new to me, can I try 3grams?
@@freddonovan2978 where to search? Is it IG ??
Thank you for this useful information.
Super all of y
You guys are awesome! There is something really fabulous about people who are willing to share their knowledge and experience! Really love your videos!! Thank you! 🤗😙