Wow! I thought planting Shiitake was quite easy, much easier than other mushrooms you plant. I usually go to craigslist to find some free logs, many people give out their tree logs free after they cut down their trees. I only get white oats, red oats, and Maples, they are the best choice for Shiitake. You can get Shiitake plugs online, it is cheap, 100 plugs less than $20. After I got the tree logs, I drilled holes in the logs and hammer the plugs in the logs, sealed them with bee wax, and pile the logs up in a shady cool area in my yard. when fall and spring comes, after a big rain I will get a lot of Shiitakes, they continue to come every year, and the log near them even if I didn't innoculate them also start to grow Shiitake. They are zero-maintenance mushrooms.
Thanks for sharing, Ann. This is nature. Wild things need to be taken care by the wild, but often to be cultivated. I also inoculated some logs recently. No video yet, because no results. Right now I can see the mycelium growth around the inoculation point (I didn't use plugs. Rather I used grain spawn to fill a deep cut by a chain saw). But I'm afraid if it can survive the TX summer. Will see. Do you have a clue? Thanks again.
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Wow! I thought planting Shiitake was quite easy, much easier than other mushrooms you plant. I usually go to craigslist to find some free logs, many people give out their tree logs free after they cut down their trees. I only get white oats, red oats, and Maples, they are the best choice for Shiitake. You can get Shiitake plugs online, it is cheap, 100 plugs less than $20. After I got the tree logs, I drilled holes in the logs and hammer the plugs in the logs, sealed them with bee wax, and pile the logs up in a shady cool area in my yard. when fall and spring comes, after a big rain I will get a lot of Shiitakes, they continue to come every year, and the log near them even if I didn't innoculate them also start to grow Shiitake. They are zero-maintenance mushrooms.
Thanks for sharing, Ann. This is nature. Wild things need to be taken care by the wild, but often to be cultivated.
I also inoculated some logs recently. No video yet, because no results. Right now I can see the mycelium growth around the inoculation point (I didn't use plugs. Rather I used grain spawn to fill a deep cut by a chain saw). But I'm afraid if it can survive the TX summer. Will see. Do you have a clue? Thanks again.
@@farmer_T 只要不干掉， 能活过42度的高温。所以要封住接种口和避免直接光照。实在太高温可以拿进有空调的地方。其实只是从接种到第一次产菇的时间有点长。出过第一次后， 只要温度合适想要出菇把锻木充分泡水。然后拿出来第2天就可以见出菇了。只是秋冬时候的菇品质最好个大肉厚香气足。香菇基本上是冷不死的。
@@annliang887 多谢不吝赐教！学习了。我现在是用的胶带封口的，看样子我也得用bee wax。
@@farmer_T虽然说蘑菇应该能长在木头上， 但是不同蘑菇只长在某些木头。在fieldforest的网站上你能找到树种和适宜生长的蘑菇。我的蘑菇品种和用具都是在那里买的。他家的蘑菇品种比较齐全。
請問前輩
您這菇包泡在水中，會不會出現小飛蟲
我的不知道為什麼，很多小飛蟲，還有一種小黑色的蟲
不知道要如何去除
請您分享您的方法教教我吧！
虫子是有的。但因为在室外，我就没有理它。它不影响蘑菇生长。室内种植的一旦发现有虫子，就把它搬出去