Urban Survival Gardening 3 Innoculating Shiitake Mushroom logs

I show how to innoculate logs with mushroom plug mycellium.

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[krafis1]

Buy? donde lo compro el kit

[Tossdart]

@krafis1 Se puede comprar desde Fungi.com

[krafis1]

@Tossdart Pero soy de mexico no importa trato de contacatar ala pagina pero no contestan por correo

[Tossdart]

@krafis1 Estoy usando traductor MSN. Entiendo que están teniendo problemas con el cruce fronterizo marítimo. Puede que sea que tendrá que buscar localmente debido al Reglamento. Intente sporeprints en maybe You Tube Trad puede ayudarle.

[picaticatara]

to fruit them you use icewater

[Tossdart]

@picaticatara Thanks for the tip but its been raining icewater hear all summer its the only water we get. Still no fruit. I think winters are just to cold hear at -48C.

[feltes45]

I got a few ash logs freshly cut, Cant wait to give this a try! Great video!

[Tossdart]

@Soldier957 I don't know salt is not mycelium friendly. We have few to no slugs her I once saw some big ones to must have come in on a truck lol. Most everything freezes here including me.

[Soldier957]

@Tossdart

Thanks! Also, what's a good way to keep the logs away from slugs? Maybe put them on a salt-impregnated pallet? Wouldn't be too good for the soil though...

[Tossdart]

@Soldier957 A good question, let the log set for 2 weeks okay. The tree produces a poison that deters mushrooms. No I did not soak but it was rainy, it sure can't hurt but you don't want them sour so maybe just overnight okay. Incidentily the only logs I got fruit from so far with our horrible winters & summers -15 in June & August were the ones I brought inside & soaked repeatedly after 1 year innoculated.