Chaga, when the walls fell….

@STAROMEGA54

5 ай бұрын

🖖❤

@-cosmicrogue-

5 ай бұрын

Darmok and Jalad at Tanagra

@654wsj

5 ай бұрын

“Temba, his arms wide."

@ericthompson3982

5 ай бұрын

​@@654wsjOh, you beat me to it.

@ericthompson3982

5 ай бұрын

Ooh, Tasha, her arms wide!

A cure for human greed would be the most important cure, if only there could be one

@iffracem

5 ай бұрын

I hear ya.

@DJFracus

5 ай бұрын

The cure is a post-scarcity society. Maybe in a few millennia we'll get there.

@prapanthebachelorette6803

5 ай бұрын

Exactly the most important part ❤

@koutheir22

5 ай бұрын

Uh oh! someone doesn't like greedy capitalism... What would we do without it! Oh wait...

@immortal_shrooms6757

5 ай бұрын

@@koutheir22if things can be made better, why not give it a shot

I really appreciate the message at the end about overharvesting. I've worked with trees for a decade and have some Chaga growing on a small stand of aspens in my yard. I've harvested little bits here and there and have been able to keep the Chaga and the aspens alive for around 7 years.

@timothylongmore7325

4 ай бұрын

Chaga should only be used as a medicine when found on birch. Any birch. Not on aspen, hornbeam , or beech.

Tasha hit a new level of unhinged in this episode 😂🤣💀

@ByTheStorm

5 ай бұрын

Watch her from 4:50 to 7:00 at 1.5x speed. It’s hilarious.

What a genuine human being. Every episode is plant knowledge, humor and sweetness.

And so begins a new spin off show: Drinkin' with Tasha.

Can we talk about Lichen next? I think they are so interesting 💜

@blenderbanana

5 ай бұрын

Aren't lichen animals?

@Vlidery13

5 ай бұрын

@@blenderbanana they are fungi and algae working together basically.

@blenderbanana

5 ай бұрын

@@Vlidery13 The Aliens are right outside

@Vlidery13

5 ай бұрын

@@blenderbanana and they're everywhere too 👀

When I went to Wikipedia to find out more, one of the things that caught my eye was a reference to a journal article, “Development of End Stage Renal Disease after Long-Term Ingestion of Chaga Mushroom: Case Report and Review of Literature.” So maybe not the best idea to skip discussion of safety.

This is an especially fun episode! I love mycology and but I hadn't heard of chaga yet. Thanks for educating me and for making it so enjoyable to learn!

@karnovtalonhawk9708

5 ай бұрын

Gday, i knew of it because i am into old ways of doing things as a stonemason and survivalist. it was know to me mainly for its ability to make fire easily. it is very good for starting fires mainly because one spark from a flint and steel will smolder for a long time. so you can add it to a bunch of grass or leaves to make a fire. i am also not surprised that as a mushroom it also has other uses.

@BarafuAlbino

5 ай бұрын

In Russia, near Moscow, it is everywhere. Every second birch has a tumor. The logics of tribal healers is simple: if it looks like a tumor, it heals tumors. If it looks like a schlong, it heals schlongs, if it looks like a whole human (ginseng) it heals everything.

@timothylongmore7325

4 ай бұрын

@@karnovtalonhawk9708 I forage chaga and other medicinals and save dead chagas and dry them and use them for bug smudge. They smell great too. Ya can't put em out without water.

if we're doing fungi, how about an episode on puffballs?

awesome to finaley see this mushroom talked about even tho for the tea you are supposed to let it sit in hot water for about a hour to really make it work, my mother always talks about this mushroom and has harvested in France a ton on a camping in Fontainebleau when we were on vacation, ever since she harvests it when found but only if we are on trips and when we stumble upon it, i'll definitely share this to her xD

How about some really weird cold climate succulents next?

@Darkflowerchyld718

5 ай бұрын

That actually sounds awesome!

Just finished binging David Attenborough’s our Planet and Our Planet 2. Now, onto Animallogic

@hillarydana3057

5 ай бұрын

And our great national parks it’s narrated by Obama on netflix!

That is what LACK of coffee does to me xD

Osmanthus would be really appropriate to do for fall next year. It's one of my favourite flowers and it's associated with fall.

your filming location is greening up nicely

This episode gave me major Tim and Eric vibes

I've never heard of chagas, the more you know Also love that you just clever-dripped a chaga coffee milk-ish drink in the middle of the episode and I love it😂

I think one of the things we can do to avoid overexploitation is to remember that the benefits it brings are similar to other plants and compounds found around the world. For example, oligomeric proanthocyanidins (OPC's), some cannabinoids and other alkaloids provide the same kinds of anti-inflammatory and free radical-combatting properties. It's the hype of the market and ideology of commodification that gets us to think "THIS ONE PLANT is all we need. Let the frenzy of capitalization begin!" Diversity of sources is one of the ways we offset this trend. I often remind myself to just learn about how things work... Don't worry about the object as much as the process... and don't buy into the hype.

@manz7860

5 ай бұрын

Electric car owners who think theyre saving the world 😂

@timothylongmore7325

4 ай бұрын

Many mushrooms provide anti-inflamatory properties. Some are quite tasty.

Tasha is just so charming.

You say stevia is your sweetner of choice, but have you done a floralogic on Stevia?

@Eloraurora

5 ай бұрын

This would be cool. I'd be curious if she has any stats on people being unable to taste stevia - my mom can't.

that coffe bit is hilarious 😆

The Stevia edit had me cracking up and wondering if Tim and Eric have started working at Animalogic.

Mushrooms actually closer to animal rather than a plant

@timothylongmore7325

3 ай бұрын

Great for a grow room.

Great video! Always happy for anything mushroom related! Also side note, I NEED Tasha’s shirt. I love casual garments that are velvet, it’s a great contrast.

Harvesting Chaga does not kill the organism itself. The mycelium is still inside the tree slowly consuming it. Near or after the tree’s death, the mycelium will begin to produce the mushroom (fruiting body) so that spores can be released and the organism can reproduce. Important note: Chaga harvesting does not impact the organism's ability to reproduce.

This channel exceeds my expectations when it comes to animal biology content. Thank you ❤️

Omg the sugar gave me so much anxiety bahah. The entire time I just wanted to reach in the screen and cut the packet for Tash. This episode was really weird hahah, love it

this has been the most amazing episode yet. so informative and funny 🤣👌🏼

Me: Oh nice! I have some Chaga growing on the birch trees right next to my bay windows. Me a few minutes in: Damn it!

wait but i LOVE that button up😭it’s beautiful

I wonder if I've seen this while hiking? I probably have, but just assumed it was part of the tree itself.

I love this episode's editing, so funny. entertaining and educating

This was the most fun episode I have seen yet and one of the most informative ones too!✌💚

Please talk about phantom orchids next!

Okay, the coffee crazy montage was funny and kinda hit close to home.

Shrooms microdosing helped me overcome my life long addiction to cigarettes and alcohol, I just relocated and they're so hard to come by here, I really need to buy some

- Tasha went wild in this episode 😂.

Say one thing about Logen Ninefingers, say he likes to smoke a bowl of chaga now and then...

@dourmoose

5 ай бұрын

The Bloody Nine 👍🏼

Have you done something about Fomitopsis yet? This red mushroom with the yellow ring on the rim is the most common decomposer of wood in all of europe and it is good medicine if taken correctly. It also has a nice taste, and you can boil it several times before it gets useless. This tea saved me from hospitalization and, ironically, from removal of my appendix when I got gastroenteritis. Edit: I harvested the mushroom in close vicinity to my home when it was transporting humidity from its pores. It won't work if not. I sliced it thinly. You need to do this at once before it gets wood-like in structure. Then drying the mushroom (i did it with a very low setting 35 degrees C in my convection oven. Use fan if at all possible!) Store in jars.

I love the thumbnail for this. Gurl, you loooove your shrooms! 😂❤❤❤

It's just too awesome for us and I wish we had a fantastic way to harvest the plant worldwide. ❣️

I've seen some of these on the birch and quaking aspen on our property in the Madawaska Valley...

I grew up a lil south of the Yosemite area and this stuff is EVERYWHERE

I love that you spoke so much about Indigenous use of the chaga in this video! And unrelated, I _love_ the outfit. Edit: _And_ the KZread Poop style editing.

I love chaga especially in coffee. But always try to make sure the chaga you're using is a powder extract. It can cause a pretty upset tummy if not. And also, it being extracted makes sure you get all the benefits from the mushroom itself (:

these sound effect are making my brain itch… y’all found some good ones

I remember seeing these on trees before, but had no idea they are actually mushrooms. I always thought these are tree burls, which are knots and bulbs that the tree grows from its own wood.

@MichaelWayne-ih6du

4 ай бұрын

Have you heard of a dude called ayahuascahenry? He got mushrooms store, you can search him...

@MichaelWayne-ih6du

4 ай бұрын

On Instagram

Never heard of it, but now I know I got to save it.

This is relatively common here in the BC Interior. Speaking of which, do Freedom Caps.

Hello, it is advisable to brew Chaga mushroom for 12 hours. It should be brewed at a water temperature of 60-70 degrees. In the evening you need to prepare Chaga. Heated the water to 70 degrees. Place Chaga in a thermos and pour hot water. You can drink it in the morning. You need to drink 100 ml 3 times a day for 15 - 21 days. Then there will be a great effect.

@jjstormwolf2865

5 ай бұрын

I'll try it! But I think 72 hours is best

@AlekseiPetrovichev

4 ай бұрын

@@jjstormwolf2865 I don't know what's best, I think 12-14 hours is enough. I do this for 12 hours and then add hot water every time it runs out. I brew Chaga 3 times like green tea.

@timothylongmore7325

4 ай бұрын

That's fine for a hot water extraction which is the best use of the medicine but that's not tea. Tea is made like any other tea except steep slightly longer for the first run. I do both but the HWE I use for dual extract. Dry those chunks after then into the alcohol soak for a year or more. The hot water extract I also use for wood stain , lol. As can be seen on my channel in the basket video.

In Finland, they make holes in birch trees and insert chaga pieces or spores, which grow to new chaga.

that straining jug looked so wrong yet I need one.

i just wonder, why did you guys not put awesome plant drawings on this Floralogic show too? it is a good idea right haha

They should make it into bubble gum. I can hear the commercial now: "Chaga chaga, Chaga chaga, CHEW CHEW!"

😍yummy, also the Chaga looks tasty.

More mushroomssss! Love fungilogic

I just got back from Quebec, and saw many of these mushrooms. Had some homemade coffee made from it with some maple syrup- amazing! It is important not to take the whole thing so that some can grow back: you can make a lot from just a little bit, anyway!

I’m looking for Chaga every time I go hiking now

This lady is funny as hell 😂 loving you Queen 👑😂💜

Who made the choice to edit the tea making like a KZreadpoop?? 💀💀💀

This video is just peak Tasha! ♥

Wow! Learned something new today! Never heard of Chaga where would you find the real Chaga Mushroom

"They're attacking the city!" "No worries, just give Tasha a bunch of coffee and set her loose."

Yeah, "human greed!" Thank you for that Tasha. I would rather die than become a part of the problem; I would get to (figuratively) keep my soul that way.

This is actually native to where I live, I'd love to actually find one myself one day.. don't think harvest all of if I found some. Its just something I think would be really cool to find

An episode i can call my favourite

Damn Tasha you're the best!

its slow growth rate and specific ecology also means that they are very unlikely to be domesticated

4:59 "chemicals up in my blood" Tasha The Amazon

They are amazing as kindling.

I have been wondering what that mass is eating trees here! I had NO IDEA it was a fungus!! Very cool!

@KittyKeypurr

5 ай бұрын

And I live in Arkansas 😲

The cure for greed is the same as for stupidity only death works.

Tasha is Amazin.

How about mistletoe? Since Christmas is almost here.

Ya sure no coffee was involved in this episode 🤔🤣?💚

Awesome. This video is great. Thanks

Saw this on the bottom a big tree as a kid. My cousins told me it was from a skunk spraying it. 😂 we had no idea what it really was.

I'm kinda curious about dandelions.

Also, where did you get that amazing brewer?

Lmao what happened to you during filming, this was almost a KZreadPoop video 😂

Is this related in any way to Chagas' Disease? (Probably not)

Chaga-chaga-chaga-chaga-chaga-chaga-chaga-chaga-CHOOOO-CHOOOO! Wait, this is Animalogic not Trainlogic.

in the subject fungus, ganoderma has been on the market for more than 10 years or so. i wonder if this could be worth for Animalogic to look into as a chaga alternative. it's been cultivated in east asia for quite some time now.

@timothylongmore7325

4 ай бұрын

which ganoderma are you refering to. There's about a gazillion. Buy yeah there are some great contenders in the ganoderma family.

@jonathan0225

4 ай бұрын

@@timothylongmore7325 most ive heard from are lucidum, lingzhi among other things

Love her 😂❤ 🌿

What are the difficulties of "farming" fungus on a large scale? I heard this is also a problem for truffle, which needs to be harvested in the wild

@Wingedshadowwolf

5 ай бұрын

A lot of time they need very specific growing conditions. Chaga and truffles need live trees. Whole trees can be farmed of course, but they take a lot of time and land resources.

@GeoffryGifari

5 ай бұрын

@@WingedshadowwolfI see.. but it sounds like these fungi can be grown as a "bonus" alongside a tree farm. The "very specific growing conditions" could be a problem. And I imagine if something like truffles can be mass-produced, an entire market will shift

Oh man, this is killing the entire Forest by me

@timothylongmore7325

4 ай бұрын

no. no it's not. I'm sure.

am Dsjaga too 😅 from Tanzania.

Yes it's very good that's why we live so long in Liberia, chaga have a lot of health benefits ❤

Chaga, Chaga ,Chaga along 😁

Can you talk about other medicinal functional mushrooms and fungi? Such as turkey tail? mitake, shitake, lions mane, reishi, cordiceps.

I shall have to try some chaga kombucha. Can you do dog-strangling vine aka swallowwort? It is quite an invasive species, here in the Bruce.

Thanks 👍

"It's not going to make me a crazy person like coffee does." OK, now I know.

❤Awesome thanks

Make WE teach the scientists :) If we open the fungus in half or cut off the barky looking part - the reproductive part of the shroom will be opened to the wind and it will reproduce before it destroys the tree :) Thank you for the video, very informative

Oh my God I love it this is hilarious but it’s a great content

She has to be on something stronger than coffee!

that is some content i haven’t seen in years😂

Tillandsia plant would be fun to hear