No Need For A Garden, Recycle Coke Cans & Coffee grounds Grow Mushrooms At Home Easy For Beginners
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- No Need For A Garden, Recycle Coke Cans & Coffee grounds Grow Mushrooms At Home Easy For Beginners. In this video I show you how to grow mushrooms from coffee grounds at home very easily for beginners. Do not rush to throw away the coffee grounds, grow mushrooms at home this way.
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I didn't know you can grow enoki just leaving it in a refrigerator. Do you know how cold your refrigerator is? I read online that they need to be incubated between 21-24C, then colonized at 7-10C, and then fruit at 10-16C but it looks like you kept them at one temperature the whole time?
I'm not sure but I think that is for when you first grow them out of spurs. But since these mushrooms did already fruit, it's probably not necessary.
The video is clearly fake
@jcmc8220 Why ??? 😢 why do you think it's fake??
Maybe he's grew???
This is fake
Awesome idea 💡 💡 💡
thank you!
What is the name of those mushrooms? Great idea.
I see you included the name in your video - enoki. Thanks.
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*What plants do you want me to guide you to?*
Potatoes please 🙏🙏🙏
Can you please tell me when do I take off the cap?
There is a better way to deal with Coke cans and such. Don't buy them in the first place. It's much better to boycott this filth.
I just used greentea instead.
You use 100 recycle coffee grounds ,
I think it's bad idea - I have experience how mycelium eat lightweight aluminum forms (which used in cooking).
what you mean
@@goodluck I have seen on personal experience how mycelium EAT aluminum forms. That forms which sold with pizza for example or similar to that, for baking in oven etc. One time I have bought such aluminum forms because they are cheaper than plastic and was shocked when I saw how it just disappeared. Mycelium simply destroy it and consume as source of food.
@@VitaliiThe so instead use water bottle?
@@goodluck the best you could find it's glass jar, or any food plastic container suitable for boiling (as I remember such plastic should have emblem with an triangle and number 5 inside it).
But if you sterilize you substrate in other way, you could use any plastic.
By the way you could use special plastic bags for growing mushrooms - it easy to find them in internet.
Water bottle could be used only if you make sterilization separately
@@VitaliiThe Maybe coffee grounds don't need to be sterilized again because they were already boiled w in water, how convenient! Btw do you know how many times you need to use aluminum before the mycelium eat holes into it? I've heard that aluminum baking trays will leak water after a while but don't know how many times you have to grow in them.