I soak in pint mason jars overnight,drain, microwave for 2 minutes. Then let cool for an hour with door closed . Then put a piece of mushroom in jar cover with the type of mask that you used for pandemic then put the band on . Works for me.
Sounds like a genius idea tbf. Don't own a pressure cooker so this will be my first attempt cheers. Quick question though, we're the grain not too wet?
I put my bird seed in a bucket and take the hose to it outside. All the sunflower seeds and junk will float to the top. I rinse it until the water is clear and nothing is floating.
@@calvin3446 i soak 12-24hr, never over 24h. next day cook it before it boil, then let it cold down,beware its not wet when u jar it or u will fk up(it need to be dry at ouside wet in inside). 15psi 90min-120min. depends where u live, i think 3000ft above sea lvl u need too pressure cook it longer. sorry bad english
Feed corn around my location is about 4 dollars cheaper per bag of 40 LB however I'd opt for WBS in general because it has a greater surface area and inoculates faster in my experience.
I suggest using a bird seed mix that has little to no corn. I've read corn and sunflower seeds both have the issues getting moldy and ruining the batch. I think popcorn is fine but the type of corn in bird seed mix gets that mushiness you're talking about. Also, just take the time to rinse the seeds a few times before the boiling water part of this video. You can get all your seeds in a bucket, fill it with water and just agitate the seeds with your hands rather than using a skimmer to just scoop around boiling water. Its safer and you can rinse a few times and get rid of most the dirt before pouring the boiling water in. I usually rinse 2 or 3 times to be sure the water comes out clean.
I soak in pint mason jars overnight,drain, microwave for 2 minutes.
Then let cool for an hour with door closed . Then put a piece of mushroom in jar cover with the type of mask that you used for pandemic then put the band on . Works for me.
Sounds like a genius idea tbf. Don't own a pressure cooker so this will be my first attempt cheers. Quick question though, we're the grain not too wet?
@dharmasky5928did you try it?
I might have to try this 😊
Gonna try this. Thanx. 1st Timer. Starting with brown rice. Next I will try the WBS tek.
you doin great things out here my guy
Yo, thank you
Indeed, nice quality video. I went to the videos section, but it was the only one ;(
Please make some more! :)
I got same brand bird seed and it didn’t expand with PCing now I’ve just got half full jars. Lol
“It’s also black and kinda looks funky” 💀
It's a funky time
Nice video. Looking forward to more!
Appreciate it bro!mush luv!
You should turn the sink on for the whole video
I put my bird seed in a bucket and take the hose to it outside. All the sunflower seeds and junk will float to the top. I rinse it until the water is clear and nothing is floating.
Question. why not have an injection port on the lid
probably he inoculate opening the lid under a Stil Air Box(SAB) or has a Flow hood
Because he’s doing grain to grain. Has to open the top regardless
be patient guys, let it soak fully not 1-2hr, ur mushrooms will thank u :)
@@calvin3446 i soak 12-24hr, never over 24h. next day cook it before it boil, then let it cold down,beware its not wet when u jar it or u will fk up(it need to be dry at ouside wet in inside). 15psi 90min-120min. depends where u live, i think 3000ft above sea lvl u need too pressure cook it longer. sorry bad english
@@calvin3446 mushroom will teach u patient :D do all steps accurately, u will have good success
@@calvin3446 for me at least 8hr soak, 1-7hr is too little
My WBS is pretty much 1/2 sunflower seeds. Garbage. I need your brand.
How does it price out between that and popcorn or feed corn?
Feed corn around my location is about 4 dollars cheaper per bag of 40 LB however I'd opt for WBS in general because it has a greater surface area and inoculates faster in my experience.
What about the corn I keep having cracked corn soggy bits?
I suggest using a bird seed mix that has little to no corn. I've read corn and sunflower seeds both have the issues getting moldy and ruining the batch. I think popcorn is fine but the type of corn in bird seed mix gets that mushiness you're talking about.
Also, just take the time to rinse the seeds a few times before the boiling water part of this video. You can get all your seeds in a bucket, fill it with water and just agitate the seeds with your hands rather than using a skimmer to just scoop around boiling water. Its safer and you can rinse a few times and get rid of most the dirt before pouring the boiling water in. I usually rinse 2 or 3 times to be sure the water comes out clean.
use this brand Pennington Classic Wild Bird Feed and Seed
Work w Milo too?
Yes it will!
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