Paul Stamets in FP's cultivated morel patch June 2 2011
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- Paul Stamets shows cultivated morels in an outdoor patch at Fungi Perfecti, and demonstrates a simple test to confirm that the morels that grew came from morel mycelium that was planted. More videos on how to grow morels are forthcoming. Special thanks to Morgan Moran-Kay, David Sumerlin, Dusty Wu Yao, and the teammates at Starship FP. Please see Paul's latest book, Mycelium Running, for more information, available at www.fungi.com.
Paul is a true prophet and provides mycological inspiration to many...keep up the awesome work!
Pure passion, your passion is contagious !
absolutely...
So happy you found your genius Paul.I really enjoy watching and learning from you.
I bought your book I watched every video you inspired me! I want to get as good as you and carry your work for the next generations to learn this!
I always love your videos! For those of us that would love to bury ourselves in the books and live in the lab but never had the opportunity, I get so excited to be part of your "class". TY
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I did not know about that method of comparison. That is very interesting
what a beautiful simple concept to compare the strains - i thought Paul was going to show us something fancy with a microscope!
Paul is my hero,man,how awesome would it be to get to work on his farm.
Wow its spread all over the floor, facinating, here we only have streets, i am a beginner in mycology, also a beginner trader in exchange markets, thanks for the vudeos Paul, keep them coming
Wow. You learn something new everyday
You were my hero before, but now that I know you're a Phillies fan, double hero!!
Very cool stuff Paul thanks!
Awesome to learn. Thanks for the info.
Just what i was looking for very clear specific facts thank you!
This man is well educated, and has years of experience. Love this guy. Would really like to meet him. 👍🍄
Paul is my hero.
paul, I missed ur Rollins College visit on 3/3, but the weather was great in Orlando, and all of Florida for that matter! if I had known earlier, I would have been there! hope u enjoyed ur visit! todd
How absolutely interesting!!!!
Very informative. I never thought about that possibility before. Thank you.
ultimate answer brn, like he really had to go to that extent. It's Stametz, respekt
Love this guy!
That's just so badass
You are my hero
how much did you pay the Keebler elves to grow those?
i love this man
A thing of beauty
Brilliant!
Man nature is beautiful
good work as always!!
That is amazing!!!!
Damn, you are good, Pauly.
Thanks for sharing. Brilliant.
I never knew that you could do that. Thanks
I think it's cool how the conflicting strains made a division symbol.
It's basically a "border between 2 nations" That line, being the "War-front".
very pointy morel, also very cool showing how you actually can cultivate morels.
Very interesting I learned something new today thank you
Sir please make video on how to grow morels at home.
Can't wait tell morel season I picked 1000s on my place in Oklahoma
Intresting, thnx for posting!
That is so COOL
So you're telling me mushrooms are literally like a cliche sitcom were people divide the house with a line of tape
great video!
Fascinating!
Fascinating, Paul, thank you! #SaveTheBees
As for the other strain, could it be Fire Morel? What you have there is what we call ' naturals",but still harvest it for fresh market much of which, I believe is exported to France as well as Asia.
Great job!
this is amazing!
I grow edibles, and have 2 types of morel grain spawn started right now. I would be happy to just get one fruit out of the whole project.
Did it work?? :)
Well did it work?????
Well???
Did it???
I would be curious to know more about what is going on in the line of the two strains fighting, and if there are any possible undiscovered anomalies.
Curious how similar that first morel appears to the seed pod shell of a tulip tree.
Keep up the great work!
(Now I need a garden of huge Morel mushrooms!)
did you grow them from spores or piece of stem? And what kind of agar where you using?
Over here in Sweden they took morels off the "officially safe to eat list" and said it contained carcinogenic substances even after drying and blanching several times. How accurate is this and should people not eat it any more?
awesome
If growing morells were possible we would have them year round from indoor fellas and ladies obviously outdoor cultivation is possible for Paul but he's an exception! The fella that owns rainforest mushrooms in eddyville or. Has 15 years and 20k invested in trying to grow morells and he has some of the nicest mushies I've ate I've tried spreading mycelium from some of my morell patchs under Apple and elm trees in ohio with no luck
Truly a god!
Paul, you wouldn't believe how strange those can do here in ND! One By Horace Mann Made a Chopping Block shaped like a Carpiphore on 11th Ave N., And a Similar Just North of The Interstate here that had a molt ink look,,,and totally toxic fart smell. Yet in the corner of this lot; Pauper's Sweet Deluxe,,,and some other mushrooms with a green clay Dinosaur Egg Shell Crack Pelical. The Morel was Right On a Telephone Pole Slunk pocket. Sweeter than Lost. I couldn't understand how Putrid in the other 2 spots,,,goes to show why nobody should be a Tun Here!
do You sale mycélium, 2 years hi Try to fine some .
to sell mushrooms home grown, do I have to have a permit from the USDA, or my local health dept, or both?? just thought u may know?
joe smith it varies from state to state.check yours
Stamets . The mushroom guru.
beautiful, thank you
Can I grow morel in the tropics
I really wish I could afford to go to school and learn mycology.
I brought some soil to my garden from downed Douglas fir and forest floor mulch in fall and in spring a morel popped up for the first time...There was only one and then no more...guess it wasn't supportive enough for more of them to grow...I was an unintentional morel "farmer!"
Wow
thank you mushroom jesus
sawdust gravel cardboard gypsum shade
Sir क्या इसे घर में उगा सकते हैं
super
U from
Dear Paul.. you discover mushrooms.. I am discovering your footsteps... way behind you.. Mush willing, I'll transmit to others the horizons your are pointing at.
no, thank YOU!!!
This is not Paul Stamets. Paul Stamets is a mythical being (Pauletus Stametus) easily identified by the signature mushroom hat.
soldier 957, seachangeau is totally right but all mushrooms contain carcinogen agents. but the morel contain the least. false morel should not be eaten. very different. it looks as if the spores washed out of his compost pile and into the surrounding woodland forest in pauls backyard.
someone with trypophobia will hate those mushrooms
Imagine what toxic vs non toxic relationships look like
SAWEET
If you harvested the original spawn from the same area, you still haven't proven the morels grew from the spawn you spread in the bed. Radio-isotopes or some other type of marker chemical would be a better way to prove this.
he is holding a false morel
No it's a true morel.
I am sale black muahroom
Mmmm. Stir fry.
Wow