How To Grow Reishi In A "Mini Greenhouse" (EASY!) Backyard Reishi Mushroom Cultivation Step by Step

[@toreyromero6652]

I have 2 golden reishi growing in my yard in the shade on leaf and pine needles. In North Carolina.

[@STarry-h2i]

I find slicing them when they are fresh and then drying the slices is way easier to cut through

[@EyeSea]

Reishis are such a cute, neat little mushroom.

[@marcelatalmazan4271]

I absolutely love what are you doing with your channel.Thank you for everything!

[@FindInNature]

Once I took a piece of wood in nature, that was colonized with Reishi, I brought it home, put it inside a big container... It started to grow a mushroom, but then contamination started to grow all over the wood surface, and eventually the Reishi mycelium was gone, dead... If I knew, I would have covered with dirt and maybe I had succeeded. Thanks for showing this method. Great step by step my friend.👌

[@FreshCapMushrooms]

interesting! there could be a million reasons why that happened, but definitely worth a try. thanks for sharing your experiment!

[@ve-dr1fw]

I did the same thing. I set it on a stack of other small logs about the same size and it colonized the other logs. I watered the heck out of it at first and then let nature take over. I live in Savannah, GA so we get plenty of heat and rain here on the coast. I love walking over in our woods and watching their progress. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. It helps a lot. Btw- I add HERO to my coffee every morning.

[@Shekhharthakurr9635]

Dxn reishi mushroom is best for immunity who detoxify and balance body as toxins and disbalance is the main cause of all health problems and dxn cultivation technique is best having more than 400 ingredients and it is called king of all herbs as cultivated by dxn itself .

[@RevelationArtist]

A lot of reishi mushrooms sprouted up on their own on an old stump in my back yard! I had no experience with them so I do appreciate your videos. However, you said to dry them then cut them up. I cut mine up with kitchen shears before drying. So much easier! I made tea by simmering the dried cut up reishi for a couple hours in water. Then I added cinnamon & stevia. Still bitter! So I refrigerated the tea and next evening I mixed a half cup of the tea with half cup of decaf coffee. Bingo! The bitterness was gone and I only tasted a bit of the cinnamon & stevia. Oh so relaxing! It really helps me sleep.

[@luckycharms797]

I am completely freaked out, fascinated, and enamored with mushrooms and how ppl grow them. THIS IS AMSZING> THANK YOU!!!

[@yontenjamtsho4101]

A lot of love from Bhutan It gave me more knowledge as I'm doing mushrooms training so Im sure it will help to start my own ganoderma lucidum farm in near future Wanna see more videos

[@saprophytics]

I love the fence frame! Was designing one with PVC and this system seems like a much simpler option. Thanks for sharing! I just set up some monotubs to run inside and i think I will modify my last bin for an outdoor experiment! As always i appreciate the information Tony! 🍄❤

[@rarra]

12:30 “we appreciate it so mush” haha

[@FreshCapMushrooms]

Hahaha, always mess that one up.

[@krisztinab.4958]

Ah, it's so mesmerizing. I'm totally new to growing mushrooms. And I'm falling in love with it already! Thanks so much for making it so interesting. I'm really excited to get my first bag of grain spawn!! Lots of Love ♥

[@oscar86456]

thank you for sharing this wonderful idea I really love it.

[@SuperCheeseburger7]

@freshcap Mushrooms Thanks for this video, I don't usually comment on youtube Videos but this is really inspiring, thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@younghippy7482]

Love your videos man. Better than most people's on mushrooms. You show in depth and explain very well. Keep it up.

[@joalexsg9741]

Thank you so much for this tutorial, I've shared your post on Reddit and other alternative media and also this video from now on.

[@FreshCapMushrooms]

Awesome!! Thanks for watching and sharing 😃

[@joalexsg9741]

@@FreshCapMushrooms You're most welcome but we´re the ones who should be thankful for your generous tutorial:-)

[@jaktonge6632]

Brilliance! Going to shout myctyson for sure, loving your zelda shield on the wall.

[@umitbasdag6132]

Thanks Hello from Turkey

[@isidora4040]

Woooow! Love this! We are in winter now in Chile, but it's a great idea for next spring 🌻🌷🌼 🌞🐝

[@activeenglishlecreusot9628]

Inspired once again.

[@asamusicdude]

You can use aspen snake bedding for the block and do a hot water pasteurization .my shiitake loves it

[@sharonfletcher-medeiros4054]

Thank you so very much for your amazingly basic,rational explanation of procedure and process. Have a good way of explaining with great clarity of process

[@mateolecuanda7582]

Got wine caps from Myc Tyson and it’s been tearing through substrate. 10/10 recommend.

[@GullahGeecheeFarmer]

I live down south. I will grow them on sweet gum logs. Thanks for the info.

[@heaven-earth108]

thank you brother. love your content.....🙏🏼 would it be possible if using a untreated, or oiled wooden box instead of plastic (or is there a dabger of contimination) and would it grow outdoors in a cooler climate, such as nortjern/central europe?

[@youngras4711]

Love these videos, just wanted to mention these can also be used as a leather alternative

[@sergiojacome]

Can u link how? Thanks

[@corraldelovejo1143]

Felicidades la verdad k bonito trabajo saludos men

[@andrefecteau]

find a lot of Reishi here in Florida...great in coffee

[@theforagersgarden]

Awsome video! Thanks fir sharing and helping along my mushroom growing journey 🥰🍄

[@inphinitezero5499]

The most beautiful mushroom imo 😍 both the antler form and the mature cap, and all those health benefits its amazing no wonder in Japan they call it the mushroom of immortality. I think the lifespan in Asia is much longer then in the west is because they have some much mushrooms in their diet (and much more fiber, vegetables and fermented foods). Im dreaming of growing them myself together with Shiitake and Oysters, this channel helps alot, thank you 😉

[@vasilisk-66]

Отлично! Очень доходчиво и понятно, даже с переводчиком.

[@scampos9881]

Thank you so much for sharing you amazing work and I hope you are safe and healthy out there. I have access to about 50 reishi blocks. If I compacted them into 5 gallon buckets to create very large sawdust blocks and using your method,do you think I may be able to have reishi for more than one season?

[@pinky882]

Could you put fruiting blocks in there with some perlite in the bottom to help keep the humidity up. I think this would be cool on my deck for my oyster mushrooms.

[@rl53]

Excellent information & video.

[@iamgalaxey]

So these are the ones I usually see on logs or the base of tree trunks in Missouri.

[@trippinballs101]

Yo, so I don't actually grow the mushrooms but am in it for the mycellium for my bonsai to create a cohabitation. take cO2 bags colonizied then cut up the fruiting block into tiny fruit spawn blocks, then blend paper bags as sawdust and spread

[@grounded7362]

What are your thoughts on growing a block in a container in the house?

[@stevennapier814]

Luv this I am interested in learning more about this

[@FreshCapMushrooms]

awesome, happy to have you here!

[@stevennapier814]

Awesome

[@erikbridle]

This is very cool! If I wanted to grow some gourmet mushrooms in a set up like this, would you have any recommendations about what would grow well in the mini greenhouse environment?

[@thorgrimr9093]

Great channel, keep it going!

[@santhoshp2313]

Nice work

[@vk081064]

Great post. Would request you to share details of the fruiting block. Thanks

[@tammytamz3046]

I’ve been looking for a good Reishi video. There aren’t many that are this helpful. I am growing a 2nd flush in one of those blow-up containers… there’s so many spores. I have the agar… once it’s ready for the substrate, what kind of temp/light does it need to colonize?

[@cepuras]

What about a grow tent inside? Nice winter project..?

[@KrusinTheSierra]

Would love to know where you got the raised beds in video

[@kevynvossen2027]

Those raised beds are pretty cool where did you get them ?

[@mirjavid7108]

Good informative

[@FreshCapMushrooms]

Glad you liked the video!

[@ProfessorMoriarty_done_kilt_Q]

I’ve been growing mine for about 8 months, I have very long antlers with no conchs...could I harvest it and use it the same?

[@zsomborlakatos2522]

Great video! How much weigth does it lost after drying?

[@Tuner9069]

Is there an alternative material that can be used to retain moisture than using a plastic sheet? And can you get a block in a fiber bag instead of plastic? I don't want plastic leeching/being obsorbed into the the median and mushrooms.

[@morganliptak9118]

Can you straight innoculate apsen wood chips with reishi in jars

[@brownboy0004]

Thank you for the video

[@SirEnd3r]

For the giant reishi mushroom do you need multiple fruiting block right next to each other

[@deralte4527]

Is it possible to reuse the blocks after harvest by crumbling them and mix them with fresh substrate?

[@timothylongmore7325]

I wonder if you planted it in hardwood sawdust if you'd get a second flush. I'm trying gano tsugae. I'm hoping to see some mushrooms this year.

[@oneminddetailing]

When you inoculate the bag with the grain spawn, do you get the grain spawn from another already colonized bag?

[@kdavis4910]

So where do you live where Reishi grows all summer? Here in Maine they fruit in June and then they're done. If we are lucky we get a 2and fruiting in October.

[@tamargunroffe6193]

the trays where you put the cakes is made of plastic or metal? thank you for the video :)

[@androidtablet7701]

In the garden, would gnats and worms and grubs not eat it?

[@martingaudreault9918]

hi , did the block will survive to winter or frozen temperature ? Can i put in the garden very soon in spring even if it the night is under 0 degre celcius?, And what the substract the block are made

[@johnrichardson3297]

FreshCap Mushrooms from the Reishi I had found Re: Grain Spawn… I have the whole mushroom not the mycelium, but can I inject the spores into Grain Spawn// By collecting mostly Spores from the Specimen?

[@johanhausen1621]

Where did you get your spawn from? Everything else makes perfect sense. Thanks a lot

[@precy940]

Liams_spores_

[@logicmyth]

coolest vids

[@keepmoving1185]

Well done

[@momsmushroomsjodyfoster5786]

I started a Reishi garden box this year almost by accident. I started with spores grew that out on Agar, then grain. It was my intention to further put it on sterilized sawdust. The problem is the fruiting block was hard as a brick. Unsure what else to do I put them outside and surrounded them with buckets of sterilized sawdust I’ve been thoroughly hydrated. I wasn’t sure what to expect but to my amazement and the light I now have beautiful fruiting bodies in five different places. Next year I’m going to start with more fruiting blocks/grain spawn blocks. And do the same thing plant them in sawdust that’s been mixed with dirt. Mine sits low to the ground with wooden boards surrounding it. So it’s out of the wind and in direct contact with the ground to stay moist. I cover the top with a screen and shade cloth. This also has helped keep the bugs out. I further added live ladybugs hoping they would help with any pests

[@elibint8921]

Just discovered the channel. Amazing explanations. thanks for sharing the knowledge. If I dont succeed in growing a Reishi mushroom like the one you have, can I buy it off you!? (p.s dog sneeze 🤣)

[@adnanmuttaleb5822]

Thanks for you the video, can you tell us more about how to grow button mushroom? I have seen people growing it from spores with very minimal sterilization/pasteurization is this really possible?

[@Yassous83]

Amazing video! Thank you so much 🙏

[@akashicrecord2120]

So since they typically only produce one flush, could I then cut some of that mycelium off the block to use as a tissue transfer to inoculate another block or does it have to come from grain spawn before it is put into FC?

[@HiGHrVOLTAGE]

What is that green bed? I love the look of that. Is there a brand?

[@FreshCapMushrooms]

just a garden bed, do not know the brand but it was pretty cheap and easy to set up!

[@armata6530]

www.agfabric.com/collections/planters-raised-bed/products/herb-garden-elevated-garden-bed-for-vegetables-outdoor-indoor-patio-greenhouse-49-4-l-x-21-5-w-x-28-1-h-green I think this is the one they have :)

[@learningtolivewithhumans1859]

freaking amazing bro!!! just got my syringes threw so ill be putting them into fluid tomorrow to grow then ill be growing them on substrate next week or so ,,,, 9 months!!!!!! holly crap i got people dying round me bro they are all dropping like fly's i need it to grow faster lol

[@learningtolivewithhumans1859]

massive love from England to the both of you

[@jenelynalarcio3952]

Informative video ... New subs here

[@fabiobuitrago9466]

Great Videos. Very in formative. Thanks!! In your video you said you started the bag with rishi plugs. Can it be started with syringe liquid instead? Would it have the same result ?

[@karenlowe5176]

What temp and humidity needs to be a constant?

[@bradmcclure4945]

I grew my risi in a mono tub tooo much co2 just have horns are the horns edible??

[@Joyofresonance]

thank you for creating this!

[@jlareaux5504]

Would I be ok to use perlite instead of dirt and grow in a monotub???

[@hielmason8391]

Hi. Do you later sterilised that fruiting bag with hardwood sawdust and rice bran?

[@armandoisaurralde3377]

Me alludarias amigo al cultivo del reishi me pasarías algún link en español muchas gracias y vendiciones

[@VinodSharma-yk7mq]

Sir what are contents of substrate using for growing Ganoderma Mashroom on logs.

[@tgraham72]

I love growing Reishi. Thank you for this video!

[@danielmonsalve6]

Hi Tony. Can I use this technique to fructify a bag of grain spawn of reishi mycelium?

[@sujatagyawali1023]

Can u explain sterilization technique of saw dust or substrate ?

[@asamusicdude]

I use aspen snake bedding.make the mix with 10 to 20 percent wheat bran.and I put it in a pillow case and drown it in hot water for pasturizing for an hr.after that I squeeze out the water and let it cool before putting into mushroom bags along with the grain spawn

[@matthewsmith1156]

Love your videos. Is there any way you could share a sample formula for a 5lb bag of reishi?

[@StanWatt.]

Will the spores that fall on the soil not grow into new stock?

[@bobrobertsNotUrBob]

does reishi drop their spores from the top of their caps, unlike other mushrooms?

[@steveryan3218]

Thank, question does the planter box require drainage?

[@jenniferg6818]

definitely.

[@VinodSharma-yk7mq]

I want to grow Rishi Mashroom Commercially, will U tell complete proses for this in detail.

[@raphlvlogs271]

do they produce woody structures?

[@Rob200777]

Question: My Reishi in a block have dropped their spores, so they are ready. I don't really want to use them in tea since I buy the powder already. It was more for the aesthetic (spelling) and wonder after watching Fantastic Fungi. If I leave the mushrooms alone and spritz them as I have been, what happens if I don't harvest? Will it just die out or will there be anymore growth? Will the shrooms that have bloomed stay alive?

[@jenniferg6818]

what happened? I'm invested.

[@grey_north9016]

Hi Tony, Can I use BRF instead of wheat bran? Thanks

[@inducto]

Will it work using the pills powder as source of spores?

[@Pavel_Gribovod]

Thanks!!!

[@benlacour1385]

Where do I get a huge reishi like you have in your wall?

[@kumarpatil6161]

is it one week required to fully colonized the substrate???

[@chirofitgirl]

Does growing the Reishi in this way affect its nutrient density?

[@katehenderson8194]

The slower/ longer you grow it the more the actives built up in the reishi, that’s why the antlers are more expensive :)

[@kumarpatil6161]

Why we are not using substrate other than sawdust????

[@tonyjohnkoski9482]

hi and thanks ,i was just given some reishi liq. spawn and your video from july 30 2020 was a life saver to grow the blocks of hardwood pellets and wheat bran , can i use liq culture to inoculate rye grain to inoculate the fruiting blocks TO GROW REISHI . ? thank you T.J.

[@Gamumee]

What is that beautiful art piece on a wall, where do I get one ?

[@elpirata2685]

It's a reishi mushroom. Probably varnished to preserve.

[@deanfoster7344]

Can all the species of Ganoderma be grown this same way?