Fly agaric growing and dying time lapse
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
- Fly agaric and 'Phallus impudicus' fungi filmed by Neil Bromhall for www.rightplants4me.co.uk
This Fly agaric 'Aminita muscaria' sequence is material put together filmed over two seasons.
At the end of the sequence a Stink Horn fungi 'Phallus impudicus' grows. It's head smells of rotting flesh to attract flies and other insects. The flies eat the brown spores and fly away, distributing the spores around the forest.
The scene was like the background from those older fantasy movies
You mean an actual set?
I saw these for the first time in my parents yard about 8-10 years ago. I was instantly fascinated with them. They were the first mushroom that I ever saw in real life that resembled the power up mushroom in Super Mario Bros haha. I'm fascinated with most things similar to fungus and mushrooms.. deep sea life, (ocean life in general), space, plants, ect.
Anyways, these damn things were pretty massive too, really really interesting to see. I don't have a point to this haha I'm sorry
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This video changed my life
how?
Wrong kind 😆
@@HowardBaileyMusic Wrong kind?
Thank you. The weather is a bit cold for filming time lapses at the moment so I'm having a go at editing some material I've already shot with new material.
Best wishes
Neil
that was a slug in front of the closest one at 0:39
This is really sped up, folks
Michael K I
Michael K it is a slug
the incredibly short life of mushrooms..
mushrooms are only the yearly fruiting of the mycelium that lives underground, like a fruit tree bares fruit every year, the mycelium bares mushrooms every year
The life underground would beg to differ ;)
@@rogermoore770 mushrooms do not bear fruit. and they are not vegetables, they are fungi.
Not short.
You did a great job with the time lapse, music and the colors. Thank you for this beautiful piece of art!
this is nostalgic, i remember seeing these things in the woods during camping
Hello,
Thank you very much for this beautiful film !
Best wishes !
Jean-Charles Bourquin, in France
So beautiful! Thank you very much Neil and Merry Christmas!
Hi Tom,
I've added material from two seasons and combined them together so yes you will have seen some of the material before
Best wishes
Neil
Thank you. Best wishes. Neil
The other mushrooms growing out the dead fly is amazing
You would include a time graph to help in perspective
Hi Neil,
that's a wonderfull and complete story about this gaudy mushroom. We have got them too in the BLACK FOREST in Germany, and always I was fascinatet!
Thanks for sharing
Rüdiger
I'm glad you like it. Thank you. Best wishes neil
Beautiful! I am researching this mushroom for medicinal reasons.
Hi Annette, I hope it helps with your research. Best wishes Neil
This is fantastic Neil!!!
Sir, what are you made of? I mean, your videos are so DIVINE that I am running short of words to express how I feel about them. I'm so blessed to have bumped into them. Thanks a tonne. I'm going to show them to my students and I'm sure they'd love it just as much too
I watch this to fall asleep, very calming
Absolutely amazing! Thanks for making this and for sharing! :-)
nice video! thanks for sharing!
I wanted to watch that time lapse for 10 minutes. Let's do a longer one! I wanna see more things pop up
Amazing
Ahhh the beauties of nature
the real question is how did he get amanitas go grow like that At home ?
I so enjoyed this :-) Very Lovely Accomplished Time lapse filming :-)
Blessings's Always, :-)
Sooo great!
Facinating, thankyou. How long does it take to grow to maturity and how long do they live?
I agree. Best wishes
Neil
Sending love full support po
Amazing work Neil!
Hi it amazing how you are going
Awesome... I want to do like that.. How any camera did you use for this T. lapse?
Amazing work! Well done!
Just got ahold of some of this guy's spores ,gonna give it a try...
Would love a timeline, namely at what point after rain the pin emerges and how long it takes to reach maturity.
We love watching your shrooms!
Good job!
How long did u make this pictures ?
Hi Neil, great video as usual! A friend of mine is making a short film and I was wondering how much you would charge for a few seconds of film?
This is so beautiful!!!
That was amazing, thank you.
Hey there, would I be able to use this for a video? I recorded a poem I wrote and this would be a perfect visual accompaniment. Happy to credit your fabulous work and it's not for money, I just post privately on Facebook.
Hi Olivia, Thank you for asking for permission. Yes, if you can use the clip from youtube and you give me a credit and link to my youtube page, then yes you have my permission to use my fungi time lapse to accompany your poem. I'll be interested to see your finished work. Good luck. Best wishes Neil
@@NeilBromhall1 Thank you! Posted with credits and a link to your page. Happy to send you the final work, but not sure how to attach a video on here?
@@NeilBromhall1 Actually I can send it to you via facebook or email? It's just uploaded on my private facebook page so no youtube link. It's not amazing or anything - just a personal way of expressing and coping with different types of grief. But I hope you like what I did with your work. Thank you again, all the best.
@@oliviakelly5788 Hi Oliver, you can sent the link via my email neil.bromhall@gmail.com Best wishes Neil
How did you film this and did you plant mushrooms at that place to get so many and beacuse it looks staged in the beginning. Really cool video! :)
Yay! And a stinkhorn too for good measure Nice filming
Amanita*
thanks for your sensitive artwork....was this near a rabbithole?
Hi, I'm glad you liked my time lapse. No the sequence was filmed in my studio. I built a set to look like a woodland floor. Best wishes Neil
Neil Bromhall I know this is from two years ago but I'm very curious as to how you got amanita muscaria to grow in a studio! people have been trying to cultivate this mushroom for years with no success and you may hold the key to cultivation!
I think you will find they are phallus impudicus - The Stink Horn. They stink of rotting flesh to attract flies
Wow. Did yoy see that? After death fly agaric on his place growing a psylocib mushroom?
wow that was amazing. it looked like on of those binocular slide show deals my grandma used to have, do you know what conditions are needed to grow these. theyre more beautiful than most flowers
This was cool to watch but why are so many slugs attracted to areas where fungi are? And also what was the massive green monster thing at the end?
Chantal Sylvester Im pretty sure that was a stinkhorn mushroom. due to the penis shape and green coating
Super
Hi Jaffacakeman, I got the music 'Coquetry' from UA-cam. It's in their copyright list of music which people can use to add to their uploaded original work.
Best wishes
neil
Neil Bromhall well I'm a little late, but nevertheless I wanted to say...... please pass this passion on to ur children or whomever you can.....I believe that this is only gonna become more popular because of drug abusers.
Is it possible to grow fly agaric please? And why?
1:12 was that a psilocybe mushroom
Very soothing
i love your videos
Was that a stink horn poping up in the end of the clip? The Brown one that looked unpleasant.
Hi Austin, Yes it is a stink horn fungi. Best wishes Neil
1:15 is that an Psilocybe semilanceata? or close looking?=
No, It's a Fly Agaric and Phallus impudicus = the stink horn. Best wishes Neil
knallgall123 .... I was also thinking that was some kind of psilocybe...the stink horn was the nasty one that busted out like an alien baby
knallgall123 I was thinking the same thing
Neil Bromhall Yo Neil, great work homie. But what the hell is that swamp creature lookin thing coming out of the ground at the end, when all the shrooms died? Shit looked wild homie
Why did a poo come out of the ground at the end?
Hi Neil, Great work. Just wondering where you got the music from?
Nature is really amazing!
That stinkhorn at the end lol
I cried a little when it died...
Magical.
Im so confused does it only take a day
Hi, This is a time lapse that was filmed over a period of about 14 days. Best wishes Neil
Did anybody noticed the zombie mushroom at the end?
What is that growing in 1:22
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I live in thailand
Can I use part of your video
by giving due credits
to your very beautiful work
in my video.
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Title life and nature education
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🙏Thank you very much🙏
beauty and the beast..
There's more types of mushrooms in the background
hmm might be but they rly looks like Psilocybe semilanceata,,,,, or semilanceata those will get you high they realy look like those in 1:12 :)
Fly Agaric is also sometimes used as a psychedelic to get high. However, it is also poisonous and consuming too much will certainly kill you. Parboiling and discarding the water can reduce the toxicity, without removing the high inducing chemicals.
is this a reupload? i thought i saw it before
Why are mushrooms so comfy?
The reason they are red is to warm animals, as fly agarics are poisonous
Mushrooms are the fruiting body of the mycelium and cannot "die" just like apples and pears dont.
HI Ron, Would you say that a rotting apple or pear is still alive? An interesting thought. The fruits do rot, which I wrote the fungi (the fruit) died, as another organism is living on their decomposing bodies. Best wishes Neil
many mushroom
1.AmanitaMuscaria
2.IsThatPsilocbin?
3.StinkhornMushroom
4.CommonPuffball
5.TheresAMoldGrowOnThat
FlyAgaric
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The cute mushroom
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Hi Neil,
I'm an animator and really want to try out a mushroom time-lapse. To plan out the shoot time - would you mind sharing how long on average you think will I need to leave the shot in situ for to achieve a growth and decay lapse?
Hi Chloe, Getting the fungi to decay is no problem, it's getting them to grow. Fungi grow at different speeds, some growing and decay within a couple of days others take longer. My time lapse here was filmed over 10-14 days. I hope this helps. Best wishes and good luck. Neil
Thanks Neil! I had a go - I think I maybe brought it in too young as when it grew it was kind of miniaturised - though that may have been the low level lighting? was also quite pale red but I've managed to up that a bit in the photos. I was trying to keep the light fairly low 'forest floor light' throughout - though perhaps it actually needs a lot more light than I gave it!
Hi Cloe, Light levels won't stop the fungi from growing. They are the 'fruit' of the fungi. What they need is plenty of water to absorb and expand. Good luck and best wishes Neil
Ahh ok yes that makes more sense! Thank you Neil.
Really interesting
1:12 those who pop out is toppisar you can get serius high on those i use to sell these
I just saw a magic mushroom next to the first mushroom that died
Not sure if you're aware but it looks like a UA-cam user called SRODRIG0777 has used your amazing clip in his own video, just making you aware Neil
Hi StabbyMcBlade, Thank you for letting me know. I could not find it though. Could you kindly let me know what is the title he's used?
Hi StabbyMcBlade, I found his video with my time lapse. I think he's done a good job so I will let him use it. Many thanks, Neil
@@NeilBromhall1 no problem Neil, I hate being a grass but you put so much effort into yours I'd hate to see someone else take credit. Keep up the great work mate
Magical :)
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At one point they were perfect to eat
the spores do grow after that one mushroom dies, correct??
Nope nope yes, you can see my videos, pictures of natures!
Super Mario
Is there anywhere that someone could purchase the spores to some of these species?
they grow everywhere in the nature :)
thought so :p
oh and my name is Thomas btw :D
what time in the year they grow
They're growing in my yard now in early October. I'm located in the Northeastern United States. I think cool damp weather is ideal...
Happy red mushrooms
Where was this filmed?
Hi.I filmed it my studio.
Best wishes Neil
@@NeilBromhall1 how did u grow the shrooms in an unnatural environment?
01:03
The moss ate the dying fungi
This makes me depressed
Me too
this hurts me to look at this cuz its kind adisturbing
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It looks Tasty
JUST KIDDING i know its poinsious
THERE WAS.A.RARE LOOKING MUSHROOM GROWING WITH THEM OOP
Who else thought of TOAD
Ooh 😯