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Artist to artist, I love mycelium and plan on growing it on fabric!

Geez this comment might be coming super late and somebody might have already said it but if you use a different mushroom type like reishi you might get better results.

Amazing! Thanks so much for showing this! I know that some mushroom farmers use lye to repel mold because oyster mushrooms can survive very high PH levels whereas mold cannot. I saw a tutorial where they brought water up to a PH of (I think) 12 (I think they said 12-13 range was fine, maybe 11-13), then used that to wet the substrate before adding the mycelium. They said it could decrease your mushroom yields (but that there was also some debate about that), but if you are not growing the mycelium for mushrooms it could be good. Edit: I think they specified that it was builders lye, and that some types of lye could be harmful to the mushrooms.

Did you try to sit on it or use it after that?

I love how you showed all the process and you dedication is amazing mashaallah. I wanted to try growing mycelium in the summer break and this video is really motivating and helpful. Thank you!

Thanks for this valuable documentary. Too many of the tutorials on UA-cam make it look like mycelium wrangling is easy, but the truth is there are lots of ways for things to go wrong. My only suggestion is that a picture of you sitting in the chair would have been the perfect ending. BTW you should get a grant from IKEA for showing the versatility of their products.

that last chair did not fully cure it needed more mycellium internal growth also a longer cure. have a look at mycoworks Phil Ross's design chair they have a very good instructable as to how this process could be more refined and also future building applications; but I have seen this applied to making other mycocomposite materials there is a guy who is ceo of ecovative design that won a school award for this I believe making leather and plastics from the mycelium and has also patented his own manufacturing process for making many things of this type; I think this student used the ecovative fruited substrate in this video that is why there were no black or brown fungal growth in the substrate because it was already heavily innoculated before delivery, that is why she used so much like how many bags? and also how it was so fast to fruit on the entire substrate chair mold.

mix this with clay and clay powder and a mushroom compatible substrate this would be great! for the third world countries where clay is naturally abundant source. think mushroom adobe huts that do not get wet and start to runoff with the rain.

Wow, lot's of work and determination. I also had mold problems when not using sterilization and moisture control. Wondering how to make surfboard blanks without the plastic wrap?

Excelente Me encanta que hayan compartido todo el proceso experimental. Con aciertos y desaciertos. La perseverancia y la incorporar de variables fue genial

Amazing!

Thank you for sharing your process!

O delírio da gata 🙀

One moment my brain just fell out my head 😔 oh dang , kudos of having some fun best wishes 🥂✨

Would replacing the flour with powdered millet improve the growth rate? I’ve heard flour isn’t a desired nutrient for most myc even though it is technically a grain.

so cool! any updates?

Where can I get ecovative dehydrated mushroom material?

Bueno, creo que a medida que veía el vídeo, esperaba encontrar lo que ví al final, porque también he Sido soñadora, pensando que el Micelio se puede incubar en cualquier cosa y la respuesta es NO, AJAJAJAJ pero al menos aprendió que es lo importante, Lo otro que podría decir es lo siguiente, hay micelios y micelios, los ostra son blanditos, nunca se vuelven algo que pudiera soportar el peso humano, lo mejor es ir por algún género de ganoderma o incluso algún trametes o lenzites, que de por sí, los cuerpos fructíferos ya son duros como un palo, un dato de vital importancia!!! Estaba buscando Reishi, encontré cerca de mi casa un ganoderma prometedor, y guarde estás setas pero se me llenaron de contaminación, fue super extraño, la cosa es que mi hermano chico me pregunta si los iba a usar, le respondí que no, y el para guardarlo como colección, lo lavó y le echo desinfectante en aerosol... Creo que sería una solución a la hora de parar el crecimiento del Micelio, ahora para hacerlo más "ecológico" se podría sumergir en alcohol la pieza y en teoría debería morir, espero les vaya bien en cualquier experimento micologico que hagan bay!

Oysters are a wood loving mushroom, I'm surprised the wood chair(#3) didnt work, maybe if you made a hard wood substrate instead of cardboard it would have held or maybe putting some chicken wire in the middle and some sticks placed vertically, kinda like concrete, idk this is so cool btw, good job

Is it strong to sit ?

if possible can you give some idea about the flour added to the subtract. As I am running a farm, just eager to know. one more thing, is this possible to grow with oyster mushroom...

Muchas gracias por poner información valiosa en un video y hip hop sonando de fondo. Fascinante lo que hacen. Saludos desde Argentina.

Great ideas, horrible video

My knees hurt just from watching this.

There must a step by step instructions all over the internet

That's my kind of chair. Very cool project!

Great experiment and lots of patience on your side. What was the mushroom that worked best in those last 3 chairs? was it still the oyster mushroom or something else? Great music also.

Will it be possible to apply layer of varnish or resin? Or does this defeat the whole biodegradable vibe?

At about 18:40 you see the person push the chair down, and it’s pretty weak. I assume that’s the reason there wasn’t a demonstration at the end

Hey, awesome video! Great tenacity in making mycelium furniture. Definitely inspirational :)

You are so talented...great job giiirl!!

Which type of mushroom spawn used..

What purpose does the shroom chair have? Is it for garden gnomes? Because that would be so cute.

No time left to clean house 🤦‍♀️

IKEA must love u 🤔

awesome! great work!

This is amazing! I was wondering what your thoughts are on different substrate materials after going through all this? Also what type of mushroom were you using?

I'm impressed by the amount of plastic you used

Extremely impressive, I have been amazed with mycelium as a material since I learned about it, as an architecture student i can't tell you how much good would this material do to mitigate pollution from traditional materials like concrete and clay bricks.

I really admire your dedication and love the final chairs! I saw a company trying to use mycelium to replace the foam used to make surf-boards, this is a much more environmentally friendly way I think the world needs people like you folks.

so much contamination

very interesting project. it'd be good to get a feel for the firmness of the substrate colonized mycellium , or the structural properties to design some other cool furniture

Your not sterilizing anything with boiling water, you are pasteurizing it. There is a difference and this is where your contamination’s come from.

i love you Natalia! such an inspiration, thanks

this is great stuff, disregard all the nah Sayers, this old Sorcerer understands gods flesh as we call it, it's truly alien nature's, it's incredible building capabilities, but you should of asked one of us knowledgeable in substrates, we could have saved you tons of wasted time.... some day you'll grow a new house that feeds you, filters contamination and more ,someday...

When you fail something, you start over. You repeat this cycle until you reach success.

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Wow! Great project! I'm looking forward to where you move this idea! Very inspirational to me.

in indonesia Mycelium combine with soy, be a food called tempeh

is the mycelium mesh strong enough? a follow up video would be great!