Please do a video on the Medicinal properties of the Turkey tail Mushrooms!

@erickhofmann8765

Жыл бұрын

Turkey Tail is amazing and in abundant supply all over these Appalachian PA woods. 🪵🍄

@pelegon1257

Жыл бұрын

Yes, please do a video on the 🍄 🙏👍

@noneavailable9121

Жыл бұрын

Yes, please

@bridgetphillips7462

Жыл бұрын

Always such useful information and clearly presented. I used leaf mold in some of my containers in the garden this year. Kind of did a side by side comparison, some with leaf mold, some without. Huge difference. In the containers with leaf mold, the plants thrived. Also, the soil was less compacted. Very rich soil. Thanks for another great video!

@ryansearles6078

Жыл бұрын

Helps kill cancer!!

Are you a teacher? Your ability to explain and describe is unbelievable!

@sararichardson737

Жыл бұрын

He’s a natural and he loves his subject. Lucky us!

@carolburnett8372

Жыл бұрын

he has lots of love for God and nature, we see that

@williambock1821

5 ай бұрын

If you’ve learned from him ,he is a teacher😊

I am surprized schools don't compost.What a great on going learning tool for all ages.

@smiley9872

8 ай бұрын

All Primary schools in Ireland compost and recycle as part of the criculum.

To all the people in dessert settings , with very little water , I’d research into swales , desert farming techniques used in places like Iraq where they get little to no water every year but sometimes they’ll get a big flood and they’ll have to capture this water and store it via deep root systems that will allow the water to go deep down into the earth and give the tree enough water for there harsh climates. To be able to farm In a desert climate you most first make a micro climate , allowing water to be stored and saved more effectively then an open Aired system that needs water to survive.. there’s many videos on this and on plan on trying it out my self with conventional ways and old ancient ways. I live in Murphy oregon and I’m 19.

Thanks for the video Nate. I live in a densely populated area in Dublin so leaf mold is hard to come by. I did find some leaves which had gathered over a number of years trapped by two abandoned cars. It was only short of turning into leafmold because of the concrete. As I pulled back the layers of leaves they became damper with lots of worms. I filled a plastic bag of most of it and placed it in my garden. I was collecting some nice brown leaves which had gathered outside a church around the corner from me to use in my compost bin, I found another pile of leaves at the kerb and lo and behold there was leafmold! There was a crack in the kerb where worms had access to the leaves and soil. That lot went straight into my fish fertilizers...😁 I added some compost from my bin to help it along. So, seek and you will find no matter what your circumstances.

@garywillow6578

Жыл бұрын

I think I am known in my area(Wales) as that guy who goes round picking up horse shit or dandelions, nettles, comfrey and the like. I love to forage and will ask people for their bags of grass cuttings(grass cuttings when left in the bag in the sun are super fast at producing mycelium and the I use as a cover crop so that fungi inoculate my soils). Peace and unity in the green community.

@Pausereflectandbreathe

Жыл бұрын

@@garywillow6578 Wow! I guess I made a mistake of throwing a leaf mold because I thought they have disease in it. I'll save them next time.

@garywillow6578

Жыл бұрын

@@Pausereflectandbreathe my mistake it is knotweed.

@garyneubert7099

Жыл бұрын

How many miles can I go away from my house to get the lead mold. 3:50

@carolburnett8372

Жыл бұрын

@@garyneubert7099 oh, I bet you mean leaf mold....look at this again, it is very interesting and clear...

It reminds me that there is a Creator. Your site is one of the best I have ever watched. Fascinatin. Thanks.

Support your local growers/farmers or we will all be eating bugs. Awesome video my friend.

@smas3256

Жыл бұрын

Here is a warning I came across for some organic protein, Do not eat if allergic to shell fish. Do not eat if allergic to lobster. Crickets don't even need to be listed on the ingredients label. One is Chocolate Chirp Cookies. Other labels not so obvious.

@unaffiliated_x9279

Жыл бұрын

@@smas3256 Disgusting! Spread the word. Herbivores have been on this planet forever for a reason. God bless

@gardenlikeaviking

Жыл бұрын

chocolate chirp cookies hahaha that's a clever one!

@smas3256

Жыл бұрын

@@unaffiliated_x9279 I support my local dairy farm and local butcher. I was bored. lol. I looked at conspiracies. Operation fishbowl, Operation Dominic videos and others. You can see the air dispersion in waves when rockets hit against something.

You know it's a good channel when you want to like it before you watch it. Every time it's great knowledge. Thank you for your insite.

Excellent! And yes, I would love a video about turning Turkey Tail mushrooms into medicine. I have a lot of them.

We were blessed with much wooded acres from my dad un law where we now live (yes, I was city born an bred). I have been doing this and my God! I'm obsessed with the smell of the duff (what we call it in the Texas stix). Then we had saved some money for some land cleaning and what is left behind is so abundant its amazing! Thank you Nate!

Great presentation of the diversity of life below "grade-level," which contains as many living beings in a cubic centimeter as there are living people on Earth today. Some of our most industrious allies are invisible to our eyes. Helen and Scot Neering turned a hard granite slab into rich raised beds of thriving vegetables using leafmold which Scot carted out of the forest, just a few cubic feet at a time, using a wheel barrow.

man am i ever glad i found your channel. i was getting a little bored of same old content and wasnt really learning anything or finding my interest peeked. This is all next level for me and i love the way you present. thank you for your efforts you put into your content. Much appreciated

@gardenlikeaviking

10 ай бұрын

I know exactly what you mean and it's a great feeling to find a whole new stream of knowledge that resonates with us!... thank you for the positive energy my friend!!

I found easy to get rich forest soil today and have been gathering it with my wagon and great leaf mold plus white sand from a wash to put in my terrible garden the previous people ruined. Things are looking up! I can`t believe it! I`m thrilled!

I just want to thank you for taking the time to teach people about the things that you do. It's incredible how much we can use from nature. All while preserving it instead of destroying it.

@gardenlikeaviking

Жыл бұрын

thank you for the positive energy my friend!

@carolburnett8372

Жыл бұрын

@@gardenlikeaviking well, I so agree with her, you are a very special man and Gardner.....

Great example of how to teach the natural order of things. Well explained. My area(Wales) has a ragwort problem and covers for miles; but every year they break down into amazing leaf mold. They believe Turkey tail mushrooms have a cure for cancers in their compounds. I make a tincture out of them.

I have access to my own property and have mulched leaf and grass clippings for years but did not seek out the mycelium, didn't even know what it was. We've already spent several days, raking, mulching and burning leaves. We still have several days of cleaning up the property around our home and I'm going to search through for mycelium to add to my mulch piles. I've always burnt it thinking the decayed wood would attract termites and now I see how valuable it can be. Thanks for the lesson!

Thanks for clarifying this process. It'll be much easier now that i have a visual reference 👍great stuff

Excellent info! Thanks!

I been looking for this information . Thanks.

Great information!

Looking forward to all your future mushrooms videos ! Many thanks Nate!

Genuine thanks once again, Nate.

love it. great video. thank you!

I really like your videos

Thank you!

Right on!

Thank you for this video! This is very helpful! ❤️🙏

Another awesome video. Thank you so much ❤

Really enjoying your approach and info!

Great Nate!

thank you so much for your sharing

Thanks for the videos Nate. So mush information here. Grow, glow and go my friend.

Thanks for another great video, and for taking us into the forest with you on this one.

Makes perfect sense. I’ll have to try this.

Thank you for your amazing videos, very informative!

Thank you. This is so informative and very clear

Good, useful videos. Keep up the good work.

Excellent video. Thank you so much

Great video. Thank you! 👍

thank you for your videos !!!!!

Great video. Very educative too.

Leaf mold is definitely in my future. Thanks for the video. Lots of old trees in my area.

another great source - woodchip playgrounds after a good rain dig away the chips and youll love what you see underneath 😉(not really necessary for rain but the mycelium reaches up to the top woodchip layer once they're wet, no rain just dig a big deeper)

This is mind blowing

Thank you Nate for referring me to this specific video!!! Completely answered my question for desert dwellers!!! You the best! Be well my friend.

Thanks for your getting your viewers out in the woods! Will be listening and watching! Thanks again for sharing!

Thank you for this much needed video. Would appreciate any videos on growing mushrooms!

As always Nate, great video. With the $ crunch people need to DIY . Thank you

New viewer and subscriber and I am loving you back to basics information!

Thanks for the images! Helps the visual learner. Would enjoy mushroom video

Love your channel bro. All NATURAL!

Thanks!!

You bring up and explain topics so clearly for me!!! Thank you. 🙂

Thanks for the video brother. Super information

This man is awesome! Love from Rwanda 😊

Going to do this asap and start it on the bottom of the pile! Thank uou

Thanks!

First video of yours and subbed! So articulate!

@gardenlikeaviking

3 ай бұрын

welcome my friend!!

You,re my Hero

Such a concise and thorough explanation for how to harvest the leaf mold! Thanks!

Thank you

Great show, I always learn learn what I need to know from you my friend...✌🌎🍄

Once again excellent information👍 I live in the UK in the Devon countryside and have 4 large woods near me I shall go and have a good look around🌳

Thanks for this! I’ve been on a hiking/foraging kick for a while but didn’t have leaf molds on my list to watch out for. Definitely gonna be looking for it now.

Another great video, Nate! I gain so much new knowledge from you and I love your dedication to Mother Nature. I live in Sweden and it seems we have just about the same conditions as you. Winter is coming! Keep up your great work!

You are a good teacher thank you

Man im glad i came across your channel im like geez where have u been whole time lol real natural guru thank you my friend

Your Turkey Tails are beautiful! Love this video! Thank you!

बहुत ही अच्छी जानकारी है

Thanks for the best tutorials on leaf mold. This should my garden without using any chemicals

Nice content sir... these are new to me cause I always Ihear traditional composting ...

Greetings from a fellow Indiana gardener! Thanks for once again sharing the knowledge. I'm relatively new to gardening but I discovered some of the amazing benefits of leaf mold myself this year and I cant say enough about how versatile and useful it is. I used it this year as an amendment for my raised beds and for my in ground beds and I was really impressed with its ability to hold moisture. I also found it worked really well as a top dressing in areas that I direct seeded. I'm going to try using some next year when I start some of my seeds indoors and see how it does. Thanks again!

Another valuable video along with much awaited video of Mr. Mark of I AM ORGANIC in NJ for my return to the gardening. We are heading into fall in zone 3 but I have already started my work. I may not collect the mycelium during fall as it’s almost 5 to 6 months of deep freeze before anything emerges out of ground. (Average last frost date May 20) I have got liquid calcium already and collecting as much as fall leaves as possible and will be collecting for spring. If possible do watch his video posted yesterday.

Excellent, thanks

THANKS

Good video

THis is exactly what I do. I got the idea from JADAM.

Yes please do a video on the medicinal properties of the mushrooms you pointed out!

Hello new friend here! Thank you for sharing your garden with me. I just love how it’s all coming 🫑🍅🪴👍together and growing so nicely! I love to garden and I also make garden videos. I wrapping up my 3rd year gardening. I’m sad it’s coming to an end. I have so much to still learn. I’d love it if we could learn more from each other! My plans for my off season is to learn as much as I can about gardening and making videos.

I appreciate your sharing. Thank you from the garden of my heart.

In studying this very thing I came up with an idea. The bacteria around the roots of plants help deliver nutrients to the plant. Our digestive tract is basically our root. So what would be the chance that what we need to live and thrive longer is right where you are getting it. Time to feed this to some mice and see what happens.😉

Definitely Nat, please, show how to make use of the turkey mushrooms as well as reishi mushroom if you have some..

Who ever thought! Would have never thought of leaf mold unless I found your channel. Amazing and so inspiring!!! Subscriber from NW Florida.

@gardenlikeaviking

Жыл бұрын

thank you for your positive energy my friend!

Yes, turkey medicine, please!! Awesome, thank you for sharing your knowledge.

Very informative big brother..i'll make it for our farms by aquiring knowledge and I saw that very effective to my crops..

you have a new subscriber Sir love your videos im a horticulturist from Ireland

@gardenlikeaviking

3 ай бұрын

welcome to the channel my friend!!

Thanks for sharing brother cheer's🔥🍃🌿🌴🌲🌳🔥

Wow excellent video, thanks for sharing. Greetings from India

@gardenlikeaviking

Жыл бұрын

thank you my friend what part of India are you living?

Great information. I am going to go to the forest by my house and find the leaf mold . 👍👍👍👍👍

Nice video

I don’t know anything about mushrooms so itd be interesting to see your process of how to go about identifying.

2 weeks ago I just collected old leaves, dead branches, empty walnut shells, and twigs from a park I always go and take a walk. I will use this for my container garden on the bottom of my containers. Thanks for sharing your informative video.

Thanks Nate, I didn't realise it was under dead trees too, plenty of them about, I've been watching endless videos on wild mushrooms and bought a book, haven't had the chance to look at it yet, it's very dry here in Ireland and the ground is very dry, its coming into Autumn and it's all about to kick off in the forests when the rain comes, there'll be wild mushrooms everywhere I don't want to miss anything as I've never picked any as I didn't know what was what, as my friend who does outdoor survival courses told me they're all edible but some you'll only eat once, that's a good enough warning for me.

Viking plants....💪🏽🌱

Nice

Thanks lad, warm greetings from ireland 😂

I love all the ways you explain to get leaf mould! I am echoing the other comments in wanting to know the Turkey Tail Mushroom medicine. I know the cooking videos don't do as well, but maybe talk about it during a live stream? Either way, love the content! Appreciate all that you do.

@gardenlikeaviking

2 ай бұрын

great idea my friend thank you and yes I can do that!

Very helpful for a newbie with 110 acres jungle forest Yucatan Mexico

Nice,,vidio ,,👍

Just tried making the poke berry JHS today. We'll see how it goes. I didn't get it hot enough to boil but I did let it cook down over a few hours.