How to Clone Enoki & Shiitake Mushrooms from the Grocery Store
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- Learning how to clone mushrooms was one of the most useful skills i have realized in my experience with cultivating. This video will help you develop the skills needed to clone any mushroom you want to work with. Enoki and shiitake mushrooms are both popular gourmet edible mushrooms that can be produced in abundance with minimal effort. These two mushroom species are totally different in terms of growth parameters and I touch on these specific differences in this video.
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I struggled so so much to clone enoki because of the size. What ended up working was putting cuttings in a small zip lock bag with 98% air removed. I just left it in the fridge for a few weeks and the mycelium grew on its own
Never knew how simple this was. Thanks for the handout.
No problem! Thanks for watching 🍄
You're great deal of help. Thanks, from a hobbyist. You made this a lot more fun to explore. @@SporenSprout
I use toilet paper rolls cores(the brown stuff) and sterilize it with hot water and use that as agar substitute
I took some rotting wooden planters from the garden and filled some of the cracks with pieces of shiitake from the supermarket, now we have all we can eat. Simple works too
I'm making agar plates now and I'm gonna go buy some shiitakes later on, cut out some tissue from the middle of a nice big shiitake and grow some mycelium out.
I'll follow your video and hopefully I'll be able to produce some fruits in a few months.
Your block looked pretty amazing. I hope they taste as good as they look. Thanks a lot for the step by step.
Good luck my friend!
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Thanks for watching!
I put my dried shitake mushrooms in a plastic jar. After consuming all of them, i used the same plastic jar (without washing it first) as a container for my mung beans. Since i needed a container for newly bought dried shitake, i decided to just transfer these beans to a clear plastic to make room for my shitake. 2-3 weeks later, i wanted to cook mung beans, but my beans looked mushy and upon further inspection i saw something that looked like fungi. I was flummoxed for a bit, whatever happened to my mung beans? Then it suddenlu dawned on me: shiitake spawn!! OMG. I still havr this spawn in a new plastic jar, it kept on growing but i have nowhere to grow it (like those barks/cut trees). I have only grown oyster mushrooms before. I cant throw my spawn, it has reached one side of yhr top of my plastic cover, possibly detecting air. I have this spawn since January. I dont know what to do with it, i cant also throw it 😅
mix it with bulk subatrate!
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Just masterful. As I’ve maintained, your teaching style is extremely effective and informative. Thank you so much for explaining things so well and inspiring us to grow. 🙏🏼👍🏼
Thank you so much for the compliments! Good luck friend! 🍄
It was super interesting to see the process from start to finish with such great results too. Thanks for sharing your work with us.
Thank you for watching !
I love your videos. Thank you for the time, effort, and informative content you share. Btw I love the background music. It’s so chill and relaxing. You’re definitely one of my fave in mushroom content creators. 💜😊
Thank you so much for the kind words! It really means a lot to me 😄
@@SporenSprout I’m happy to hear that. Your videos have inspired me to attempt cultivating mushrooms. I love the amazing benefits of cordyceps militaris, and lion’s mane, pink oyster, Reishi, turkey tail, agarikon etc. 😊
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Very intelligent. I am inspired by your work. Long live brother! Thanks
Great video! Thanks! I appreciate your straight forward narration. I know you mentioned it on few occasions, but it would be helpful (to me) if you added time stamp caption in your video (like 1 week after inoculation, etc...). Subscribed!
great demo I've seen amongst all videos , thanks 👍
Thanks for watching! 🍄
Love your videos! They are the ones we always go to compared to other people's videos.
Could you please do a start to finish grow tutorial for Enoki mushrooms?
The best educational video on how to grow/ making your own substrate/and culture on UA-cam.. Hopefully after watching all the videos I can cut out the middle man.. Lol
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Best explanation ever
Thanks for watching 🙏
Awesome set up great work thanks 🙏 😊
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Great video
Thanks for the info mate
Thanks for watching! 🙏
Thanks for sharing the knowledge
Thanks for watching!
I have just subscribed to your fantastic channel. Up to now, I have only seen people making spore prints but your method of actually adding a piece of mushroom to the agar dish seems way easier. Can this be done with all mushrooms? Thank you so very much,I have leaned a lot from you.
Yes this works for all mushrooms! Good luck and thanks for watching! 🙏 🍄
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Just saw banana leaf as substrate outdoors, very low tek. 👀
Hey,
Beginner here.
How would I know that the liquid mycelium is ready to be transferred to grain?
Anything specific I should look out for or can I just transfer once it seems "cloudy"?
Thanks, everybody
Great video. Your videos are really helping me getting into this hobby :) so thanks for that too
You can use the mycelium whenever there is enough to suck up into however many syringes you need.
Very nice video man! one question when you talk about the temperature in the chamber are 65 Cº or Fº?
Thanks for watching! It’s Fahrenheit
Thank you for sharing!!! 🐵🙏🏼
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@@SporenSprout could you please explain in a Video "how to crossbreed strains" ? Thanks alot
Thanks for the video.
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Thank you !!
Excellent video!
Thank you 🙏 I appreciate it.
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Brother do you have a link for the bags and jars thanks again
Marvellous
super interesting, but where should i store the disc? is it okay if i just let it be on a table or somewhere in my house or should i put it in the dark?
Any table in a room that is 70-75 F
Is it possible to take the piece of mushroom and skip the agar and put it directly into the bottle of liquid? 🤔
Yes
You absolutely could do that, but the only problem with that is that you You will have skipped the step that lets you see whether or not you have contamination there.
it would really suck to go through all those weeks of work, only to discover that what grows on your substrate is not what you wanted.
Thankyou for another amazing video! I just started my liquid culture jars today. In a week i am going on a vacation and my family will stir the jars everyday. My question is: when the liquid mycelium jar is ready for use. How long can it stay in the jar before using it? And do you need to stir them everyday if you postpone the next step for a while? Thank you!!
Stirring once every couple of days will suffice. The mycelium can stay in the jar for a long time (6-12 months). Once it’s full of mycelium you should put it in a colder room.
@@SporenSprout thankyou!!!!! A big help
nice video, subbed :) btw what type of plastic bags do you use for theh mushrooms?
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Whats inside the jar ?? .to grow enoki mushrooms is toooo difficult 😢😢😢😢😢😢
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Why the fuck did this never cross my mind until just now…. I’m still waiting on my LM spawn block hahahaha I could be growing shit! Gah!
Thought I saw a yt video where someone needle biopsied from a mushroom and injected directly into jar? I tried it with portobello and am waiting to see if it will take..
Yeah that would work. Good luck with portobello they require composted substrate and unsterile casing layer.
@@SporenSprout oh ok so I picked the wrong mushroom for a beginner! Lol
@@Bobotrucker Yes!
Can I use a heat mat to regulate the temperature
You can try but I have heard bad things about them over heating and killing the mycelium. I’ve always just used a space heater.
@@SporenSprout ok, thank you!
I dont have a thing spines water inside of the jar. Do you have alternative ways?
If shitake was dry, is it can be?
It’s possible but more difficult. You can rehydrate it with sterile water and then clone.
How do you maintain those 65 oF in fruiting chamber? Evap cooler or smth similar?
I grow them in the basement where it’s cold all year in my area. I’d use a small air conditioner if I had to.
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I purchased a bunch of cultures from you ! Pretty much everyone you have! Where do you get those bags? I hope they are cheaper then unicorn.
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@@SporenSprout - i guess i need to learn a thing or two. I thought spawn bags and sub bags were the same thing.
@@mikearts6836 Instead of spawn bags you can use jars. Sorry for the confusion. Jars for grain spawn and bags for substrate.
Could you put mushroom tissue directly in liquid culture
Yes that would work.
@@SporenSprout Thank you for replying, you are uploading great videos.
@@utku3463 Thank you for watching, I appreciate that!
Hello I am searching for the name of mushrooms which grow naturally in indian forests. They look like enoki mushrooms but are wild. Can you tell me how to cultivate them ?
Maybe you are talking about Shimeji Mushrooms (beech)
@@SporenSprout hello thanks for the reply i just found out the name 'termite mushroom'.Do taste it once if you get a chance.
Great video -thanks 🙏 do you think I can do same with dry mushrooms?
You would have better chances putting a few drops of clean water on the dry mushroom cap and that will rehydrate it just enough for it to drop spores on to foil during spore printing process. Then you can use the spores to inoculate agar plates.
Great video! Why does everything have to be so sterile?
There is yeast, bacteria, and mold spores floating in every room of your house and all over your body. We have to defend our sterile media/substrates from being exposed to them. If you are not sterile, your work will become contaminated with unwanted organisms and ultimately they will outperform and prevent any fungi mycelium from colonizing the media/substrate.
What is that pill looking thing at the bottom
Magnetic stir bar. Should be a link in the description.
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It’s serotonin
Are those edible even if clones?
Yes
@@SporenSprout hello sir I have another question please. Can I reuse the jar like the one you are using? If yes how to clean them?
@@jamescaraman1029 Yeah I reuse jars all the time. I just clean them with soap and hot water and sometimes I allow the jars to soak in bleach water before cleaning them if they were really dirty.
@@SporenSprout thank you sir
Can I ask?
Gr8 video ❤!!
Thanks for watching! 🍄
What could i use insteas od pelletes . this because in spain the price has gone up 200% for the bags of pelletes ,, its expensive as crap ...
You should try some type of straw substrate.
@@SporenSprout ok thanks