Behind The Scenes at GroCycle Farm | GroCycle | Mushroom Farming
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Ever wondered what a mushroom farmer does?! Join us as we go behind the scenes for a day in the life of a mushroom farmer!
We have many jobs here on the farm at GroCycle, and in this video we follow Adam and Eric as they fruit and harvest gourmet and medicinal mushrooms. Watch as they prepare and dry them in our new dehydrator ready to go on to the next stage where we will be making dual extracted tinctures.
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Chapters:
00:01 - Our new fruiting room!
00:22 - Reishi
01:57 - Maitake
02:57 - Shiitake
03:30 - Turkey Tail
05:38 - Lion's Mane
07:50 - Cutting up the Lion's Mane harvest
08:30 - Using our dehydrator
At GroCycle, we grow mushrooms the Low Tech way, and it's a great way to grow mushrooms with minimal energy use. We've put together an hour long, FREE workshop that covers all aspects of Low Tech mushroom farming:
- • Free Workshop: Starter...
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- How To Grow Lion’s Mane Mushrooms:
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- How To Make A Double Extract Medicinal Mushroom Tincture:
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damn, and i thought my biggest lions mane was a chunky boy at about 340g.. where do you guys source your strains? wouldnt say no to the substrate recipe too.. 😉
yes definitely! It tastes delicious when you fry the lion's mane with some butter and some garlic. It smells like meat as it cooks.
i'm the first comment on this video
Congratulations!! Thanks for watching!!
Plastic bags still rule in this business, yes? Buckets don't really save on much plastic use if you want to have diverse varieties, yes?
Hello! With our Low Tech methods (pateurisation), we managed to move towards a fully organic, compostable alternative to plastic. But unfortunately these don't stand up to the high temperatures or pressure of the sterlising process - but we are looking for longer-term, more sustainable alternatives, and as soon as we find something, we'll share it within the community!! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the videos and gainful information. You have inspired me to believe and grow. Started growing mushrooms at home 3 months ago, now we are moving into a building to expand. Your inspiration keeps us motivated and excited! 🍄
I THOUGH RESHI grow in hot weather
i wanna ask two question
what the room temp
and what is your substrate recipe
Guys is there any way I can contact you? I have some specific questions about your courses. Thanks.
I'm trying to start to grow mushroom at my home, and my last attempt to make a spawn in jars out of grains and petri dish started to have exactly that orange color and make an orange liquid (see video time 7:41). It was pink oyster. I searched for advice in some foruns and they said it could be mycelium piss or wet rot, so i've decided to throw it out (and as a beginner i thought that's very possible that something i did went wrong in the process). But as I saw it in yours I then though that could be something normal. Can you tell me what it is and if it's normal?
Great great channel btw! Now I'm going to try the low tek with an already bought spawn. Wish me luck!
they're called metabolites, the mycelium produce them to fight off contamination as they have antimicrobial and antifungal properties, people call it myc piss because they say that it is the excrement of the mycelium, I'm not sure if that's true as not all blocks produce it. I believe it's a defense mechanism in response to competing organisms, so in a way you're right it is a sign of potential contamination, however small amounts is normal and could be a sign the mushroom mycelium is winning the battle
@@ebtsoby Understood. So, if the quantity of this orange liquid is small, could i proceed into using the spawn? or is it better to throw away? As it contains contamination.
Oooh,the reishi(did i spell it right?) looks like coral! So interesting!
Thanks! Have a look at last month's video - we took a very close look at them!! ruclips.net/video/EyrdpnM_tWA/видео.html
what strain of lions mane do you grow? they look fantastic, and really large. i grow the pom pom strain and mine only get to about half that size.
just started the frst batch of lions mane after having 'mastered' growing oysters using your pasteurized methods 😊. Wish me luck
That's great to hear!!! And... good luck!
Wonderful insight ! Thank you ! There is one defect: The video is too short :)
We'll make more soon! Like we said, we're starting to make medicinal tinctures, and we'll share another video based on that soon! They're going very well so far!!
@@GroCycleTV It looks like perfection to me.
All the talking over handling of the mushrooms while cutting....YOU SHOULD WEAR A MASK SO YOUR SPIT WON'T GET ON THE MUSHROOMS❗ Ssssppppppp...when you talk you spit!☮ No charge for observation.
Somebody please lock up Karen. She is loose