I’m really interested in the extractions. I don’t consume alcohol but have wondered about doing an alcohol extraction then using a vacuum to remove as much of the alcohol as possible and then blend it into a hot water extraction. I haven’t tried growing the reshi at home but it looks like a good candidate for a closet grow to have a few bags continuously growing for personal consumption. Look forward to your future videos.
Looking forward to your videos on reishi , recently was in the states visiting family brought back sone liquid culture syringes..reishi was one so I will be doing some expansion...
Not subspecies, actual species. "Subspecies" is a population of a species that has become morphologically different, like maybe due to the environment they grow in, but they can still interbreed with the main species. The different Ganoderma species can't mate with each other.
Great content! I used your video to identify a reishi I found a few minutes ago. Thank you!
Awesome, thats super cool!!! And thank you!!!
I’m really interested in the extractions. I don’t consume alcohol but have wondered about doing an alcohol extraction then using a vacuum to remove as much of the alcohol as possible and then blend it into a hot water extraction.
I haven’t tried growing the reshi at home but it looks like a good candidate for a closet grow to have a few bags continuously growing for personal consumption.
Look forward to your future videos.
You could definitely do all of that, I like how youre thinking! And reishi is the perfect candidate for a closer grow!
Looking forward to your videos on reishi , recently was in the states visiting family brought back sone liquid culture syringes..reishi was one so I will be doing some expansion...
Not subspecies, actual species. "Subspecies" is a population of a species that has become morphologically different, like maybe due to the environment they grow in, but they can still interbreed with the main species. The different Ganoderma species can't mate with each other.
Just mispoke, they are definitely different species of ganoderma. Thanks for addressing that though!🍄