How to Grow Giant Mycelium Parts

[@cameronm896]

What species is this?

[@sandysanderson5720]

How do you dry such a big object out? I have seen other people say they have to put in the oven, but it’s to big

[@AutoNomades]

It's very nice to share !! Humanity will only survive by the way of sharing and avoid any monopoles.. : ) Cheers !

[@HiNinqi]

This is the most helpful vid I've seen so far on this topic. If anyone has seen more for larger scale growing please reply!

[@mukut5ul]

Which mycelium used for this???

[@Okayletschill]

Amazing experiment! Just curious about one thing. How did you stop growing such a big one after all? Did u use industrial oven?

[@saloni379]

how to use a button mushroom to grow a lot of mycelium roots at home?

[@sPGgwUxYrSd7Cf5H]

Just curious, once you sterilize/bake the product, can you get it wet without it breaking down or growing? Can you work it almost like piece of foam or wood (mainly cut it for a more perfect surface)? I definitely see mycelium structures even replacing a lot of structures of common house hold things. For example, your couch might not be completely made from mycelium but the frame and base are. The possibilities seem endless... This stuff is especially cool when you consider that this is all carbon sequestration. Furthermore is a way we can add carbon to our soils.

[@PsyMeOne]

Wonderfull ideas and expriments, you guys are doing so great job! Although would you grow a new mic for these videos?

[@mikerivera201]

Is the surface sandable? Thx

[@davidjacobik5451]

Hey do you guys know any reference to check out for what species of fungi are best to grow various qualities/properties in building materials... Like what species will be best for growing a thin leather, or what should I use to make bricks, etc. (properties like softness vs. brittleness, etc.)? Great video btw!

[@Kiyarose3999]

David Jacobik I would like to know that as well! 🌎🌻✊🏽

[@namAehT]

Likely Lingzhi, it's used for hard and soft materials. I'm guessing the soft materials have less substrate and more mycelium which makes them more flexible. In hard materials, the mycelium acts more like a glue to hold the substrate together.

[@ghz24]

@@namAehT It could be but I don't think reishi does anything in a week. I think I heard some car companies were using some kind of oyster mushroom to grow parts. I thought reishi would be stronger but it's probably more about time than durability.

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[@scottbruce5376]

I thought that was minimal metabolite considering the size of the colony.

[@firstupbestdressed9568]

Thanx... Real interesting stuff. Music a bit cheesy but...

[@NikKinnaird]

Great project! Out of curiosity, why use alcohol for the gloves but hydrogen peroxide for the fabric when sterilizing?

[@MrApokalipse666]

Alcohol is toxic for mushrooms but dont destroy the gloves, hydrogen peroxide breakes down to oxygen and water during the sterilizing process so it will not harm the mycelium but it could make the gloves brittle.

[@olivedrabgarage6243]

I don't get it....why would you do this?

[@chevster23]

Why not. Who cares you get one life do what you want ✌️

[@BubblewrapHighway]

It allows us to stop clear cutting timber forests as fungus takes about 1% of the time to grow as trees. It's much healthier.

[@chickenjuice4841]

It’s natures 3D printer

[@setasdelcantabrico]

What species do you use?

[@christiangab1227]

Thank you for sharing how to grow giant mycelium parts you are truly awesome and wonderful ^^

[@ZanethMedia]

0:51 Is that a Grand Canyon University shirt??

[@spacecaptain9188]

How does this effect people with allergies? (assuming they aren't licking the furniture). How does this effect pets? (assuming they are licking the furniture)

[@rcethervaac539]

it's inert when finished, the whole thing is baked to make it inactive

[@learningbydoing2855]

1:11 what is that white pouder? Is it dried mycelium in order to incubate the substrate? I would be happy about an answer!

[@roidroid]

probably a mixture of flour (for the fungus to eat) & fungus spawn (mushroom spores or powdered mycelium).

[@AutoNomades]

@@roidroid Not sure they use spores for this tech, as it is quite slow and hazardous (contamination risks..) to grow from slow. It needs also sterilisation also if i remember well

[@Dusan4666]

Is this chair going to have some weird smell or this is only for outdoor use. Thank you. Salute.

[@AutoNomades]

Mycelium doesn't smell bad ; ) (tastes...^^) But anyway it is baked to kill any life inside after

[@victorj1401]

Is it Ganoderma?

[@ryanjacobson4637]

Wow. Stumbled on this looking for mushroom info. This is amazing!! Thank you for sharing! Very interested in what else you have. ❤️

[@paultoy9611]

Can you mold mushroom hair for me? Preferably the Lions Mane and any other good for my brain

[@kevinstueve3009]

So so cool save the forest,,,,,ya,,,,,,,,ya,,,,,,,,,,,,👍

[@spacecaptain9188]

But...do I want my chair to start degrading immediately after it's finished forming? If this can make long lasting structures, how about using it as building/house insulation?

[@rcethervaac539]

you didn't get it. it's inert after that, it is "baked" (as in oven baked) and it kills the active mycelium. It never grows again, it's like cardboard when finished (it will look fluffy but it wont be that fluffy)

[@gaylecheung3087]

Still thinking

[@threadless2329]

Awesome. I will work for your team if you're hiring . I have experience.

[@threadless2329]

@Luckwood im trying to figure it out now

[@threadless2329]

@Luckwood whats up?🎶

[@queenmaryellen]

Mushrooms to the rescue of planet earth!

[@peanutbutter3578]

imagine we grow a whole house... wait thats what wood is im silly. but still itd be cool lol

[@aaronthompson8036]

Hope y'all learned better techniques of keeping things sterile like masks and nets!

[@mukut5ul]

Great innovation

[@singgihhertanto-lx9hh]

Sudah saatnya Dunia berubah seiring dengan segala macam pertumbuhan. Miselium sepertinya akan menjadi kunci bagi setiap gerakan pertumbuhan.

[@aswathashu8018]

Love you guy great job

[@russelofbago]

This is amazing!!!

[@gabrielgagne3850]

One species trash is another’s food. Even some mushrooms eat plastic

[@terretulsiak]

Can you guys use the term 'disinfect' rather than sterilize? I LOVE you and your product and process, but it would be more accurate.;)

[@covid-19ispsychologicalwar10]

terre tulsiak sanatize is the proper term

[@GelatinSpacecraft]

sterilize is right.....

[@davidyohalem629]

The word you are looking for is disinfest. The substrate is dead so can't be infected. Sterilize is OK, too, although surface sterilization is difficult to assess.

[@davidyohalem629]

@@covid-19ispsychologicalwar10 Sanitize is not the proper term. Disinfest is.

[@lucasmelor]

With all respect the music selection is horrible, I feel like I’m watching a 2012 tutorial

[@erndog64]

This lady....BEAUTIFUL!!

[@simlowsb]

Cool I want to try that

[@j_larusta_8825]

This woman is a true goddess.

[@TheJavonplayer]

She’s cute

[@SO-ro5gr]

Weird and cool

[@brettlatulip67]

Turn the music down.

[@gaylecheung3087]

Amazing

[@ytSuns26]

Mushroom karma!

[@NextToToddliness]

No masks? For real?

[@benbooth6012]

To the 9 people who disliked as of today, why

[@richawazlett3806]

Music sucks

[@onkarkitekt]

[@sandysanderson5720]

How do you dry such a big object out? I have seen other people say they have to put in the oven, but it’s to big