How To Make Mushroom "Fruiting Blocks" At Home | Everything You Need To Know!

[@greeneyedflower2408]

I have been thinking about growing mushrooms and its like you were reading my mind. Lol Thanks Dan.

[@sarahgreene1397]

I'm a new subscriber and I have to say, I'm impressed! The fact that most everything you do can be adjusted to suit our own personal needs! So many great ideas!

[@frugglerock8786]

❤ Great job on the instructional video. You are a good communicator and teacher. I love the PC on the Amazon cardboard table top. 😊

[@serenity6988]

what a great video. You are quite the teacher! And Thank you.

[@mcanultymichelle]

Good one .DIY.

[@nick-ht3cn]

nice to see low tech ways of doing it.

[@jeremyclark5259]

I love when he says, "I got PLENTY of grain spawn."

[@macslavsquatblyat9476]

This tutorial is super simple! I’m looking forward to giving wood lovers like Oysters a go! Lions Mane is also on the list!

[@FinancialConsultdotcodotza]

Pellets hve already been pasteurized. Do you really need to do the steaming?

[@tytheplantguy]

I really enjoyed this video. So informative.😊

[@jeff042854]

I’m a new subscriber and really appreciate your instruction. I’ve looked around to see what your next steps are regarding the actual fruiting of the fully colonized blocks. I don’t see it. Do you have a video in this? I’ like to know what you do with the block…..cut the top off? Make slices in the bag? Do you place it in a fruiting tent….if so, at what point? Humidity, lighting, temperature, etc.? Thanks again for your help.

[@markchick8385]

Everything You Need to know.lmao

[@MatBeausoleil-gl8eg]

I have a hard time sourcing soy hulls. is there an alternative? Could I use bran?

[@deecooper1567]

Now to part 4 👍. 👵🏻👩‍🌾❣️

[@elizabethr2908]

There’s no follow up video? Great method.

[@loukylouky3962]

Please let me know what the size is of your bags, as I buy similar ones

[@MikeNaples]

Is there no follow up vid?

[@wijn1008]

I wouldn't use soyhulls and hardwood pallets on oyster mushrooms. Just use straw and coffee grounds, both cheap and readily available. U can use the hardwood and soy combo for shitake.

[@subtlesotl]

Oysters grow great on sawdust blocks. And blocks take up less space than buckets. But ya both methods work great

[@JamieAkens]

ahahah oh gosh! i totally put 5 pounds of dry hwfp, then added water. Didn't realize that the 5lbs meant 5 pounds including water. Thanks for clarifying this! I wonder if my massive blocks will still work? I PC'd them for 3 hours, but still... i'm wondering if the heat could penetrate such a big block. I'll try it out anyways.

[@LarsLarsen77]

3 hours should be fine, I've done grain bags that big in 3 hours and sawdust is way more forgiving.

[@Rafiki_plant_growth_]

Dan does his clean work out side cause bacteria is afraid of dans abundance

[@nimble_jim3869]

I live in Jamaica and the substrate material that you use is not available. What would suggest I use instead?

[@wijn1008]

pasteurized straw and coffee grounds for oyster mushrooms.

[@jeremyclark5259]

Coco coir and vermiculite perlite and a big handful of Pete moss

[@jeremyclark5259]

Pasteurized of course

[@nimble_jim3869]

Thanks guys. Appreciate it

[@stephanault7346]

Have you ever tried this recipe with psilocybin strains?

[@jeremyclark5259]

In the states, I don't think they can say yes and keep their job

[@jeremyclark5259]

However I think if ever tried psilocybin, I'd go with coco coir, vermiculite, perlite and a pinch of Pete moss and gypsum 73 degrees you're welcome Goodluck

[@jeremyclark5259]

Pasteurized

[@CindaMurphyRealEstate]

Where’s the follow up video he referred to?