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Great video! Would love to hear how things turned out.

Nice documentary. Still, never seen an update of your results.

Yep,,,a lot of people don’t do a follow up even after saying they will.

There is no absolute to anything. Trial and error, that's called life.

So where is the video update? 😂😂😂😂

I am currently doing this exact same thing 🙃

Well you really need to get a flow hood to practice sterilize procedures in front of you will have better results any kind of funji will get contamination in doors very fast if u are not using proper steril procedures and try taking core samples from them and put it to agar so u know if u have a viable sample or not it will save u a ton of heart ach the hell with the prints unless it's your only option and consider working from agar to a lc then to your sub all in front of a flow hood

Was there ever an update?

I’m adding a comment to see if you update your video for your results and possibly work with your techniques. It’s currently spring 2024

Can't wait for the update! I'm currently experimenting with morels.

Nice explanation

Great fun - been mushroom hunting since I was pretty young. Love Snowbank mushrooms better than Morels. Here on the west side of the mountains, have a lot of Chanterelle locations - I don't think that anyone has had success in cultivating them - really need a particular environment, apparently. Cheers from Seattle!

Dominos pizza holds the patan

Ronald Ower was a really smart guy, pretty suspicious circumstances surrounding his death

I never knew it was so difficult to grow morels. I feel guilty for just buying them off the shelves and enjoying them so much, all the while taking the cultivation of it for granted. Hope you've gotten further with your experiment.

Interesting! Thank you 🍄

why do they grow well in the forrest but so sensitive in a controlled environment? its so odd.

Though this video by Molly was long winded it had some good points / And it was Nice to have a " Pleasant Voice " to Listen to !

A friend of a friend....😉

Outdo u can only do 1 time a year! Indo u can do all year round get it right!

Outdo u can only do 1 time a year! Indo u can do all year round get it right!

It's almost end of season here... Almost 46 lbs found so far

They are not the same as wild ones

This was really interesting. I love Morels and would love knowing the secret to grow, but too busy as it stands. I really enjoyed your passion for doing this though...refreshing. Good luck!

Coming across your video 5 years later and wanting to experiment as well, this is well timed. Thank you!

You need cold time😊wen it gets colonized flip it in cold to grow and pin

Smells worse than a skunk 😂

Nice work

Did you give your mycelium a cool down period. Like it's natural cycle all zones differ by strain you can continue to flush indoors after a cool down period. Morel mycelium basically need to starve to activate wake up and start the fruiting 160 hours in the freezer pull it out let it fruit. Remember zone specific strains Have adapted to region MN has an adapted to harsh winters Georgia morals can't live in MN it's all about the cool down. And ash or Aspen roots here in MN we find them in the Ash and the Aspen low lands

Bless you sweetie. From morel lovers every where... don't give up. ( i just found this and would like to find your up date)

You got a sweet voice molly

I've hunted/researched Morels for 60 years. Anytime someone gets a patent, they have to reveal all of their findings so that it cannot be legally replicated. Read Gary's patent in it's entirety to Learn his "secrets." Read Stewart Miller's patent. He has a patent on growing morels through the process of mutualism. Growing Morels in a bed of scrap debris is more of an example of parasitism. The reason your spore prints were greater after your Morel's dried is because the spores are held in tiny sacs inside the outer structure of the fungus cap. The outer structure of the sacs dried and since the spores are covered with tiny spikes, they were able to break out as individual spores.

mer-el......what? say it right. more. l.

Dang u planted that bed 2 days after my birthday. I know it’s hot here in august that’s when the outdoor mushrooms 🍄 fruit here in SC. I just inoculated my first 2 jars with yellow Morel a week ago. Just checked on them tonight and they both have mycelium starting. Any advice would be very beneficial and very very grateful and much appreciated. Thank you in advance. I’m very dedicated into fruiting these yellow morels indoors 😊

Molly moochers is what my grandma called them. So happy seeing the term.

Molly your video is good. You sell yourself well. People doing well might want to send you money so make yourself a donate button, see ya soon!

Across Iowa this spring we have found morels in peoples yards. Spread all around in the open. Not clustered together nor were they close to woods. I harvested 24 from my front yard. Apparently the 2019 derecho had spread them all over. I planted several of the small ones in a moist shaded area hoping maybe next year they will return. Very strange the behavior of these little things

Oh my God the most long-winded video I've ever seen

I have a suspicion, that based on the tree species, that Morels favor in the West, that it is the nitrogen fixing bacteria that are symbiotic to the roots of those trees, that triggers the morels fruiting. It would make sense that the morels are sensitive to bacteria and the presence of specific ones trigger that. It would also explain that company's success with moss, as it is an easily incubated medium to introduce that system, without the presence of giant trees. Cheers folks.

So it 4 years later and you still not updated!!!

sym·bi·ot·ic /ˌsimbīˈädik/ involving interaction between two different organisms living in close physical association. "the fungi form symbiotic associations with the roots of plant species"

It’s my understanding the mycelium has to be “stressed” to initiate fruit. I’ve never found a good description of stress, but it seems to be the missing ingredient in a lot of hopefuls.

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I have read that a national disaster like a flood or fire im going to try this very soon 🤞🤞

Loved watching this, thank you. You seem an awesome person.

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You forgot the cold processing 😉

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Have you checked out the Danish Morel Project yet?!

So many things we have in our world have come from happy little accidents :-)