I would have titled this episode "The Morel Dilemma".

@orionsbelt3827

Жыл бұрын

W comment

@carlohendricks1578

Жыл бұрын

A missed opportunity that now forever lives on the net...

@karelds

Жыл бұрын

"The Morel Dilemma: Elusive Fungi and the Frustration of Aspiring Mushroom Millionaires".

@ScottWConvid19

Жыл бұрын

It pays to revisit the comments! That is golden!

@bobb.6393

Жыл бұрын

The winner is...

I am a beekeeper and my bees grew morels around their yard, 2 years in a row. I didn't know or even hardly eat mushrooms before this. Now I spend engery learning about mushrooms and learning all I can from those bees. Morels found me. I like honey mushrooms better.

I did some morrel liquid cultures into jars and they got moldy so I buried them in the garden over winter. Spring came and they fruited anyways. Kinda cool. Definitely couldn’t make it happen again if I tried.

@AmandaComeauCreates

Жыл бұрын

Mushrooms are fungi. So are molds. Did you mean to say it was contaminated by unwanted molds or bacteria cus otherwise it sounds like you did it right!

@soronos8586

Жыл бұрын

@@AmandaComeauCreates Excellent point thank you for pointing that out! I think they got contaminated with bacteria. But yes they still fruited so that’s a win! This also worked for reishi

@Ottee2

9 ай бұрын

@@AmandaComeauCreates , Finding mold in your cultures is definitely contamination. Unless you were trying to grow that particular mold in culture.

@BaughbeSauce

5 ай бұрын

Maybe thats the problem with industrial farming of morels. They do everything with this insane level of sanitation and sterilization. Morels need an ECOSYSTEM to succeed. They need that "contamination" to encourage them to compete for nutrients and multiply. Natural processes aren't sterile.

Always happy to talk about morels

🍄 Chinese have been growing them ( Morels ) for several years.🍄

Thank you for another informative and interesting video, Tony!

Very informative, thanks. Some of the comments on your channel are wild, man.

Morels are amazing. I love having morels in the freezer all year long. But i do sell some to pay for gas and supplies. Getting 50 a pound.

"You wouldn't want mushrooms growing from your leather couch." Speak for yourself.

@feuerling

Жыл бұрын

Grow your movie night snacks right where you sit

nice show as always man

I watched a mushroom lecture here on youtube some months ago. when the lecturer got to the subject of morels, he said he had worked with a Chinese farm company that had developed a reliable process for growing them. Apparently morels feed off of the bacteria that decompose various types of plant matter, and different species prefer the bacteria from different trees/plants. They like keeping their food storage structure, and their mushrooms, pretty far from their food source. This Chinese company would inoculate the bare ground, water it, and put out bags of (wet?) straw with holes on the bottom near the innoculated pathways.

@farbstoff84

Жыл бұрын

I discovered a few videos about the chinese companies two years back and also another one on the step by step process. If you are or someone else is interested, here's the links. Looks very sucessfull what they're doing and pretty much exactly what you've described. kzread.info/dash/bejne/eJprrJKBc9DYaKw.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/q4eHpMtucpOacc4.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/lXukrrlupsnZgtY.html

@KimChi-iy7jd

Жыл бұрын

I am pretty sure I saw a video Chinese farm and one could sit down and harvest morels like button mushrooms. Maybe I find this video again...

@KimChi-iy7jd

Жыл бұрын

I found the video. kzread.info/dash/bejne/aoiCz5Rtl8anccY.html

@KimChi-iy7jd

Жыл бұрын

There is even more information out there: kzread.info/dash/bejne/eJprrJKBc9DYaKw.html

@tcss0612

10 ай бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/d6aVsMGhotTcabQ.html&ab_channel=%E5%86%9C%E4%B8%9A%E8%87%B4%E5%AF%8C%E7%BB%8FAgricultureAndFarming

Just started my 2nd bottle, of your 6 in 1 gummies! Keep up the great work!! 💪😎🇺🇲👏

I live in Boyne City, Michigan, which for decades has held a Morel Mushroom Festival that attracts devotees from around the nation and even around the world. Your comment that morels can fetch as much as $5 to $20 a pound made me laugh - they go for $45 to $65 a pound here and have not sold for as little as $20 a pound since the 1990s. Local restaurants serve varied dishes featuring morels and the town goes crazy for them for an entire week. Enjoyed your video otherwise, though. Perhaps commercial cultivation will bring the price down... but I doubt it.

I remember picking these delicious boyos with my dad back when i was a kid. Would get grocery bag fulls. Had no idea they were this super expensive delicacy.

Dutch morel project I think is the name of the very successful project growing them repeatedly.

Can't skip as video come across ❤❤❤❤

Dont know were ur buying them morchellas fresh at but betwween kansas city and lincon Nebraska there going for 60 a pound

Your channel rocks!

Now I know a while back when I was diving through mushroom videos I was watching a cultivation interview and in the background of the interview they had racks and racks and racks of these moral mushrooms growing, I know that because that put them on my list of mushrooms to cultivate.

Im just gettin starting with researching this. I plan on going to the summit as im in the area. Id like to grow a few different kinds but haven't decided how id like to

Great video thx. Does enyone know if there is a way to culivate them outdoors?

Going into nature and picking mushrooms is healthy and enjoyable, plus you get a great variety.

I've seen prices online for morels selling for $375 per pound of fresh mushrooms. I just saw a gigantic one online, that weighed very close to one and a half pounds. That was just the head or cap. It was huge.

I've been eating cultivated/farmed morels for a few years now. Didn't they manage to do it in Sichuan back in 2012? I know there are a lot sold in Australia too.

I knew a guy that owned a christmas tree farm and he would cut a circle around the stumps and shake burlap sacks of morels around them. It worked so well that once word got around he had to install a barbed wire fence and floodlights to stop thieves

Going foraging for the first time in a couple of days!

@FreshCapMushrooms

Жыл бұрын

Best of luck! You are going to love it.

@frankenz66

Жыл бұрын

Mine cycled through the first week of April here in N.Arkansas. They were actually nearer 10 days behind schedule.

Oh my god help me mushrooms have infiltrated my mind now I eat them every day, get them in extracts, and gonna make tinctures soon!

My method is to wait for spring to come, then crawl through every mulch bed in the city. Three morels just on a walk to the grocery store today. :)

Have you checked out schedule 35? Super interesting! Even if it's just to see how it's surviving as a company in US/CA!

Little scratches and tears can happen with keys or something, so the leather stuff is nice so you dont have to replace leather as often.

I read a long time ago about mixed media substrate with nutrition spikes that can be pulled out to force fruiting.

Dry land fish grow everywhere in Ky. when they are in season I can pick a 5 gallon bucket in a day

Nice

Been experimenting growing Morels for some time. Be interesting to watch!

@FreshCapMushrooms

Жыл бұрын

Awesome to hear! Any luck so far?

@gnosisdocumentaries4481

Жыл бұрын

@@FreshCapMushrooms very limited success so far, to be honest! Next attempt will be using rye grainspawn with viable rye seeds that'll hopefully root in the substrate. Will try a few different techniques to induce pinning 🤞 Looking forward to watching this later. Keep the great content coming dude!

@tvviewer4500

Жыл бұрын

@@gnosisdocumentaries4481 Consider spawning to substrate than freeze for a few days and thaw for a day and refreeze the substrate a couple times. Than put in fruiting chamber

@willkrummeck

Жыл бұрын

@@tvviewer4500 also check the bacteria, beneficial ones are super nb, also the plant is important. we should all correspond. its too hoty were i live but im gonna make a passive cooling system

@KimChi-iy7jd

Жыл бұрын

The Chinese seem to know how: kzread.info/dash/bejne/aoiCz5Rtl8anccY.html

Sounds like over my six decades here there’s a patent office viper squad. Patent something the establishment frowns on you have to hide out.

this channel feels like a joke but I feel compelled to watch

the fact you can patent a process for how an organism grows is fucking hilarious

@bobb.6393

Жыл бұрын

I have heard through the grapevine, It can be disputed fairly cheaply after grant then tougher after that. The right to sue is what it gives you.

@WhiteOakMushrooms

Жыл бұрын

I just got two patents. One is wiping your ass behind your back and the other is wiping your ass through your legs. I’m going to be rich as freshcap

@AccelerationGames-Gaming

2 ай бұрын

whats crazier if you grow it with out permission you can be sued for it.

@kaurxkaru

18 күн бұрын

@@AccelerationGames-Gaming cancer goverments

I'm making a morel slurry today!

Sclerotia is a stage in our favorite species as well. It's basically a fruiting body that's underground.

@desperadodeluxe2292

11 ай бұрын

I swear if people stop killing gophers.

Is the mushroom conference going to be streamed on anything

They sell from $30-$50 a lb, here in Ks.

Im from himalyas and they grow here when it’s thunder and it rains. The next 2 days. Mushroom pops in moist areas. Near river. Every year i eat like 8. Im thinking of trying slurry would it work tho I don’t know 🤷‍♂️

The sproting seeds 👀release energy then slowly take it away seems to triggering of fruiting bodies an intresting trait development, ive seen some strains need casings but a living biological trigger is a neat trick to figure out

I thew some dried up morals under a 8-10" diameter half dead elm. I had recently covered the ground under the tree with woodchips from dog exercise areas. After I tossed the dried up mushrooms I whacked the trunk with my shovel enough to lodge it into the tree. The next year 10 grew like eggs in a egg carton. I picked half hoping they would returned the following year. They never came back

Okay but is this also the answer for indoor cultivation of p. Azzys????

@thorny3218

8 ай бұрын

No.

$25 a pound! A couple of weeks ago I paid $30 for half a pound and that's pretty normal around here

@thorny3218

8 ай бұрын

Probably depends on where you live and the availability. Some places 25 bucks an hour wage is huge, some places that’s a crappy job.

when you have a mushroom wind chime! hanging in your house!👍

40 bucks a pound here in iowa

There is a huge one growing in the woodchip pathway down the shady east side of my shed! Just from rotting wood. etc.

@thorny3218

8 ай бұрын

Figure out how to replicate that and you’ll be rich 🤣

Gramco fungi in Australia cracked the code for growing morels

I need this video

@FreshCapMushrooms

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for being here!

Black merels grow on my property every year. The only thing I can think of is that the purpose and who owned the property prior to my purchasing the property was researching medical processes. In plants

why comments has been removed? is it chanel where is some problem with exchange info?

The place where I work I'm called Mr. Mushroom because I'm usually in the dark about things going on and I'm fed BS when I enquire what's going on.

self healing leather would be pretty cool for all kinds of submersible and aircraft.

AWESOME content sir! 👏Quick question, what's with the loose fitting shirts? You gotta go down a size and show those muscles off a little more!

I take all things into consideration, having said that... when I was a kid we had a bad winter and there was a lot of cinders leftover on the roads, spring came walked to neighbors to go hunting but ended up finding them growing literally on the road in the cinders... please share if you have done the same

I have wild morels on my property and I tried to grow some last year to no avail. These grew up out of where an old White Oak tree fell, rotted, and started growing after the area burned off in a forest fire.

@frankenz66

Жыл бұрын

Morels from my place in my avatar right now.

@anirbandasgupta5372

Жыл бұрын

why not clear a fake fire just like forest fire. And then see if it works or not?

@frankenz66

Жыл бұрын

@@anirbandasgupta5372 I will probably try that in late winter next year.

@ericmothman7107

Жыл бұрын

There’s the answer it’s the re new process from fire I’ve seen them after a major forest fire there was also new grass lots of new growth. This was back in the early 80s after the fire actually changed minds as the forest was re growing from the burn.

@frankenz66

Жыл бұрын

@@ericmothman7107 Yeah, fires "wake up" things like what was hiding in the layers of the forest's floor. Also for other things the new sunlight supply after a fire gets them going. Where these morels on my place are it hasn't been so shady since the fire. I did plant a couple dozen Sawtooth Oak trees in the area though and the entire area is still leaf covered from surrounding trees. Some of the Sawtooth Oak are nearly twenty feet tall.

Who can help fix potholes in our roads with mushrooms 🍄??? Just asking

@FreshCapMushrooms

Жыл бұрын

I bet someone is working on this!

@SpacyMidnight

Жыл бұрын

Where do that word come from..😂 potholes.

As a pet owner, I would LOVE LOVE LOVE a couch that I could "spritz" once a month or so, and have it "heal" from my cat's attentions!! 😼 Ditto for so many clothes of my own. Or kids jackets? Or .... SO MUCH!!🤩 Hope it becomes reality soon 😁🤞🤞

@anirbandasgupta5372

Жыл бұрын

not good for business perspective. I am not selling you a new couch ar cloth. So it will be expensive in the first place

@kirill2525

Жыл бұрын

notice the sheet the guy was holding up. other then the discoleration, it heales small pinpricks, not that tear in the side

found your channel and in 10 min I wanted to buy whatever product you have, never would I have bought something so fast... only to find out u don't ship to Europe😭😭 can you recommend a brand in Europe that does quality Lions Mane supplements?

Notice monetary incentive slows progress. Valuable Information must must be hoarded by 4 people instead of shared freely for all. What if they are in a car/plane crash? I'm not saying they shouldn't be greatly rewarded for their efforts/contributions, just saying money makes for very bad incentive structures.

@thorny3218

8 ай бұрын

Ahh yes, good old human nature. Now you see what makes capitalism so effective. You’re learning, good job!

Asian people are already cultivating morel with a special technique, they show it in videos but obviously they don’t tell the secret…

I’m going to go ahead and challenge you on how cool it would be to have a couch that grew morels 😂

You almost gave away my secret! 🤯 Btw, fresh morels sell for anywhere from $30-$60 per lb with an average of about $45 per lb during peak season. I haven't seen them for $25 per lbs since before the latest round of convid inflation

@FreshCapMushrooms

Жыл бұрын

Interesting to hear the price difference! Maybe it depends on location? Also, now I must know your secret hahaa

@lucybrenton149

Жыл бұрын

Would you be willing to do an interview on their show? I would love to hear from you (and others who are competent but not necessarily famous ).

@untamedfeast

Жыл бұрын

By sell: the pickers get 5-8$/lb, highest was 25$/lb a few yrs ago, and lasted for a day, now if by "sell" you mean in the store, or a market, yes, they can sell there from 25-60$/lb. He is referencing what a picker gets. And as I have been buying from pickers for over 15yrs, I know.

@ScottWConvid19

Жыл бұрын

@@FreshCapMushrooms The very word "secret" indicates I'm not sharing my process 🤷‍♂️, but you touched on a very important aspect of inducing the mycelium to fruiting. The main thing is the nutrients that are found in the natural habitat that the mycelium is able to consume and deliver throughout the ecosystem. I'm currently working with some new ideas that I've never read or heard of being done, so I'm kind of excited about the results I've already gotten. I'm still fine tuning it, but when I get it dialed in to consistent yields. Once I do, I'm probably gonna have to find a --good lawyer-- unicorn

@wetelectronics238

Жыл бұрын

In Australia $125 per kilo

There's a lot of potential in psychedelics, I can't wait to try any of them mushroom specifically but it's just so hard to find a reliable source over here, l'll be glad if anyone can be of help

@CandiceDaniels-el6pz

Жыл бұрын

I've tried a lot and since the first time i tried it, I said "it's a crime against humanity to make psychedelic illegal"

@AndrewThompson-ib6tg

Жыл бұрын

tripping is not a bad idea but having a Mycologist who will recommend you the dosage is the best option

@AllenRobert-oe6ox

Жыл бұрын

[myco_carson] (Got psychs:)

@AnthonyJunior-go1kf

Жыл бұрын

The Trips I've been having have really helped me a lot,I finally feel in control of my emotions and my future

@user-xi7zr6bu6i

Жыл бұрын

​​@@AllenRobert-oe6ox where can I find him? Is it on IG

The shroom leather would be great for car interiors!❤💪😎🇺🇲

@brandonheller8266

Жыл бұрын

Till you spill your drink or have a sweaty ass😅

I collected about 3lb last year and ground them up with crappy saw dust and water and dumped them in an area full of rotting woodchips and very old mulch... this year morels are popping up all throughout this area.. but I doubt I'll reach the 3lb I put in it.. who knows it's still early. Sort of feels like a waste ATM but if I don't disturb the area maybe more will come year by year

$700 a pop for mushroom summit? Dang....

People have been growing morels for quite a while, like a few decades. At least here in Missouri they have.

We sell best quality morels from Himalayas .. but don’t know how can i export to Europian and American

Very nice video man 👍 Honestly i was able to survive depression, also my strong addiction to illicit drugs over three years which could have been medically dangerous to quit, all thanks to Psilocybin mushrooms

@chrisantusgoodwill_559

Жыл бұрын

had same experience, LSD saved my life

@citizenx303

Жыл бұрын

how can i get it? Really difficult to locate here

@chrissanti4856

Жыл бұрын

@@citizenx303 dr.frierson

@citizenx303

Жыл бұрын

@@chrissanti4856 Thanks

@JamesMadisonsSpiritAnimal

Жыл бұрын

Switching addictions, neat

There might be some majical charm.

Morels appear in the lawn in my apple and plum orchard by accident.

So... these grow like dandelions in my backyard. I can walk out at any time in the summer and grab 20-30

@thorny3218

8 ай бұрын

That’s lucky but not the point of the video. The point is about cultivation.

@michaelspunich7273

Ай бұрын

No you can not. First, they only grow in the early spring,

I was getting $20 per pound for chanterelles, morels gotta be worth more

There really is someone obsessed and dedicated to anything on the internet...

We have plenty of this morels in our village here in India! Can anyone help me sell it? I can’t find international buyers!

I was considering buying some to throw in the back yard. Maybe one day they pop up, that would be cool. Wouldn’t get my hopes up but no harm in trying.

Trying to get Keiser hospital to enter me into this medicine was and is a nightmare dealing with my Primary care physician, ABSOLUTELY TALKED BAD AND WANTS ME TO STICK WITH THE POISON,what to do to push my want?

@barryminor616

Жыл бұрын

Keep up the good work... WE can make our World a BEtter place to Live and LOVE ONE example ata time 🍄🫒🌺🫐🪄🦠💓💤🧠

@barryminor616

Жыл бұрын

Time to take back our POWER and personal responsibility for 12:06 ONEself and our TEAM HEALth' BEttermeant.. I had to roll my eyes when doctor blatantly refused to acknowledge HONEY as a wound care option...' I don't know anything about HONEY' She blindly admitted HONEY is antifungal antibiotic and has Natural self HEALing immune Systems boosting properties Don't stay blindfolded waiting for the side effects of modern chemikills Stay safe😋🍯🦋👑👩‍🌾🦠🍄🫒🌺🫐🧡🪄💤🧠

Jacob and Karsten Kirk, twins from Copenhagen, say they have figured out growing morels.

@ktimmer2

Жыл бұрын

Oops...I should've watched the entire video before commenting.

Has anyone noticed the swiss brothers names are captain Kirk and checkov from Star Trek

Morel grow kits came out a decade ago!

@frankenz66

Жыл бұрын

I put out five kits and nothing, but they also may take a couple years to develop. Too hot and dry, I covered them the spawn in wheat straw in the shade of pine trees. I did do frequent ground wetting though. This was a variety that grows in the Pacific Northwest Evergreen stands.

If they managed to grow only a small amount of mushrooms, the operation was unsuccessful.

More like $35 to $50 a pound. In Indiana any way

I just think why people can't figure it out to just use nature to facilitate it. Probably one big issue is people tend to kill gophers and ground burrowing critters. i wonder if that mycelium leather would make good lightweight bullet proof armor because its like chitin. 2:35 😎 totally make good armor. Mushroom spores are made of a similar substance to insect wings, like that if a dragonflies.

My grocery store sells them for 50 dollars a pound fresh in season

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looks like the danish brothers are growing the chinese variety which are more amenable to cultivation, considering the chinese guys have been doing it for decades in outdoor beds/greenhouses

Morels are selling for sixty per pound near my house 😳 Where the hell are y'all getting them for $20/lb?

This 100% does NOT surprise me on publications. As a contract researcher I would say 95%+ of publications I am given to duplicate are BS. They intentionally have left out steps to keep competitors (for grants or whatever) from duplicating, just didn't do enough N to figure out it REALLY doesn't work, worse- they CHERRY picked experiments that worked and misrepresented what it actually took and success rate (took 40 reps to get results but only 6 worked- and only reported those 6 and omitted rest "conveniently""), blatant misrepresentation /falsification.

Exogenous nutrition.. in nature.. one way that could happen is root exomes.. and that happens when you get thunderstorms or otherwise get a foliar feed.. that causes the roots of plants to release sugars and nutrients. Maybe that has something to do with it? You mentioned burn areas in nature..maybe that's a key take away from the nutrition? I think there's a trick in this dynamic. Just theorizing.

@AmandaComeauCreates

Жыл бұрын

Fires also signal lower competition when they spore out. Lots of reasons why morels are picky. But the fact they organize their reproductive and resource collecting parts separately would indicate to me that its ability to lay in wait for those opportunities is probably why it's so successful

Domino!!!

I'm trying to learn about functional mushrooms but every episode seems to be about psychedelics. I'm not interested in tripping. Only health.

i wish they would have called it “fungal engineered living textile” so it would be FELT

I haven't watched this yet but how can anyone patent a way to grow plants/mushrooms/animals? Sounds like someone could patent a way to brush the teeth..

i wonder if white truffels are realy that hard to grow, anyone else wonder what the ratio of people who pronounce fungi as funji is compared to a file labeled as .gif do jif... the fun gus is amun gus. Side note whats up with pizza joints? dominoes patented the process during the same time kale is being pushed world wide as a health fad when before the marketing pizza hut was the largest purchaser only to use it to line the buffet tubs

I wonder if casing using azomite for nutrition. Hhmmm…

What about Chinese technology cultivation of morels???