SHITAKE MUSHROOMS II PREQUIL

Mushroom logs in the summer under shade cloth. A Master Grower discusses mushroom culture. Get your pad to take notes.
See my other mushroom video to see the results July 2007

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[curlysoo]

once you innocculate the logs they are good for 5 to 10 years, they keep producing

[guitarobsessed85]

Awesome! Just Awesome. Where do you get the inoculating equipment?

[curlysoo]

@guitarobsessed85

watch the end of the video there is an address

the details are also in the inoculation video

w w w dot gourmet mushrooms dot ca/

[curlysoo]

check the link at the end it has the details they sell the kits and the tools

[researchfiend]

Shitake Mushroom Man,

We bought some mushroom plugs and inoculated a log. According to FungiPerfectis' instructions we are supposed to avoid chlorinated water. Please permit me to ask: Is your water source free of chlorine since you were using a sprinkler? Or is chlorinated water not an issue for you? If not, why?

Thanks for any reply.

[curlysoo]

We use chlorinated water for our log soakings.

No problem.

Ken

[KARStarla]

Ok..? What kind of wood is needed, where do you get the inoculent, how long does it take to grow, I'm looking for educational videos, can you help cause most videos are just showing off the fact of "hey look, I grow mushrooms, arent I kool"? But no real information, can you do one with some on it?

[guitarobsessed85]

@curlysoo Thanks bud

[christianz2010]

so he uses the same logs again and again?

[guitarobsessed85]

@curlysoo Thanks for all the great info.

[researchfiend]

Hi Ken,

Thanks for responding. Watering the log has been such a huge hassle since I was concerned about the chlorine.