I wonder if added a first coat of gesso will help with the paint

I use wayyyyyyyy more flowers......like a freezer bag for 4 cups

I just learned some new things! Thank you! I'm adjusting my simple syrup method!

Love this project!! I cant wait to make these and thank you so much for sharing!

The big white one could be Lactarius piperatus maybe ?

The water method makes it look more real. Know I can use my new battery heat gun thanks love love the idea.

Maybe, Pine Mushroom?

These turned out so cute!

Perfect. Thanks

Hermosos hongos

lemon lime dracaena, not a corn plant 5:25 💚🪴💚

i tried the grape hyacint one but the flower water turned yellow. what do I do?

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Between the two mushroom books you heald up at the start of ur video, Which one would u recommend? I can't decide between the two, Great video btw.

I made some violet symple syrup from fresh flowers, its a gorgeous lavender blue color. BUT, I did use one whole cup of fresh petals only(all the green removed completely) with the 1 cup water infuse, then 1 cup sugar. So apparently the parts all have to be equal for the right color, and you have to go through the tedious task of pulling out all the petals 😅 Worth it though. Can't wait to try grape hyacinths, picked dome today!

The only thing I would recommend when harvesting ramps is to only Harvest about 10% of the patch if you are going to be taking the bulbs, which are the best part, but the whole plant is good. Don't forget about the roots of garlic mustard as you can get an excellent spicy horseradish like substitute out of them, which are best harvested in spring or fall. And make sure to harvest garlic mustard before it has flowered otherwise it can get quite bitter, like many different plants. Hope you find lots this year!

Great to see you starting to learn about mushrooms! It really is like treasure hunting! Welcome to the mushroom geek club LOL! I do foraging tours near London Ontario where I teach wild edible and medicinal plants and mushrooms. Not sure where you are located in Ontario, but if you would like to come for a tour let me know! I definitely recommend taking multiple pictures of each mushroom and getting a few different mushroom guides. It's always great to be able to cross-reference and have multiple resources. A couple that I like are- mushrooms and other fungi of North America, the National Audobon Society Field Guide to North American mushrooms and the one that you already have on Ontario and Eastern Canada. The first white mushroom looks kind of like Russula brevipes based on the one picture, the second white mushroom looks to be either lactifluus deceptivus, or maybe lactarius piperatus. I think you're right about the laccaria. You will get lots of variability in the colour of turkey tail mushrooms, but the way to make sure that it's a turkey tail and not one of its look alike is to check the underside. If it has Pure White pores on the underside and not purple or toothed, and the top is slightly velvety when fresh, it's turkey tail. If you are on Instagram, you can reach out to me for identifications. I have lots of people that send me pictures and I enjoy helping to identify them! Happy Hunting! Instagram- Wild_side_foraging_joe.t

I love it ❤

Just found your channel. Very nice greenhouses you have. I loved all your plants you bought! That is a gorgeous variegated philodendron and that is a nice Golden Barrel cactus. We all want to go plant shopping!

wait a second........ no mushrooms?? are you going to inoculate some of your house plants with sawdust spawn ?? (hint hint)

Good haul! And free stuff is fun, but if it’s not for you then it’s better to gift to someone else

I can't for the life of me get my stems thick at all. I can get them straight but not thick so they can't support my mushroom head. Any tips??

Down with sleeping ! Up with Pugs on videos!!! I saw that Tik Tok as well, and glad you are making this tutorial. Blessings!

Do we need to make sure pollination happen? My spinach are in the green house so they don't get any bees or wind or anything

turkey tail (Trametes versicolor) will come in a million different shades & colours. the give away is the underside which should be snow white (or close pending on the environmental variables) with super small, tightly packed pores (2 per mm) versicolor means "of several colors" you can also grow these at home if you like.

If paint is sticking to what you want then mog podge is great. It’s a clear liquid paint type thing and I use it all the time.

Niagara Falls Canada checking in. Thank you for the upload.

The problem with the bowl you used is that your hand movements stirred up the water. You can make the "stems" more straight by using a narrow/rectangular container. If you had something like a dish with cover that holds a stick of butter, then the stirring would be reduced. If you moved the glue gun parallel to the long dimension of the cover you would "draw a straight line"

Next time paint them white first and then paint it with diffirent colourse it works

I've been dabbling with porcelain clay , paper clay and now gonna try your technique. Thanks for sharing

Adding white glue to your acrylic paint will help the paint to stick

Where did you order these from

Awesome I'm gonna cover my house with them!! 🏡 🍄

Great vid! Happy to find info on my specific area :) thanks a lot!

this is so cute! 💝

How did you get your stems to be so round!?!?! Mine all came out really flat

You could have just done the hot glue right on your counter, and it would have been fine

for the last 2.5 years i have been searching for "everything mushroom" on youtube, today your channel poped up randomly on the front page before I signed in. btw: you can expand those grow kits into your garden on straw or wood chips, or even make new sawdust or straw blocks yourself.

Cool I think I'm going to try some here tonight or tomro

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Thank you for this!

Soooooo cute ! ❤️ 🍄❤️

Super cute!!!

Did you use cold, warm or hot water?

Such a calming video thanks for adding your art in at the end. I’ve been feeling very anxious recently and I knew coming to your channel for comfort would help 🌱

This is one of my favourite spots in Toronto as well! You captured it beautifully here and I love it always looks a bit different every visit

I would suggest spraying your mushrooms with a clear coat spray before you try to paint. it might help when trying to apply the paint.

I never thought to grow peanuts! That will definitely be so cool if it's successful. Your plans are making me very excited for the growing season!

i may or may not have just dipped my whole hand in hot glue by accident

How cute!!! You helped me a lot with a school project!