Morel Mushroom Hunting 4-Wheeler Adventures

[@user-yq8he1hu6m]

Great job! It is very interesting what will happen...We are waiting for the next video)

[@SporenSprout]

Thank you for watching! 🙏 🍄

[@madamsloth]

Looking forward to updates

[@sterher]

Great job. Best of luck with the propagation.

[@walterhartwellwhite9838]

I suggest putting a piece of a cap on some agar so the spores just fall on the agar and germinate. Good luck with your project.

[@TotalBlackoutPainting]

Oh man, good luck. I wish they could do large scale farming of them, they're so good.

[@SporenSprout]

Gonna try my best! 🍄 Thanks for watching! 🙏

[@junkyardripper]

I love morels i try to hunt every year at least a few times

[@growermo940]

I will be very surprised if you do because they don’t grow them in a commercial setting good luck 💪🔥🤘

[@amberlu697]

What county was that in? I have a spot mid state, just not sure they are there yet.

[@SporenSprout]

It was in the thumb!

[@lodemaiofslovakia]

What happened with the spawn bags from last year? I just got one to try.

[@SporenSprout]

@@lodemaiofslovakia The method I used did not work with the spawn. I would just dump the spawn in the forest under trees if I were you.

[@GlorifiedPizza]

Why bother with spores? Why not put some tissue on agar? Or will the morel tissue not even take to the agar?

[@SporenSprout]

I will also be doing that today. One of my thoughts is that in order to fruit, the starter culture should be from freshly mated spores.