Can u do some videos on practical tips on growing mushrooms Like some of the most valueable lessons u've learnt from experience Maybe some contamination prevention tips , which mushrooms or substrates you recommend to begginers, things u wished u knew when u started growing mushroom, etc Anything begginers like me would find helpful😀 Great vid Cheers from india
Oh no. That's awful. All the habitat destruction that happens these days is unreal. That happened to one of my turkey tail spots. It's a really good idea to learn how to grow mushrooms on their organic substrates. That's what I started doing a now nobody can take my spots. It's a shame you couldn't snag a log or two if they were cutting.
man!! this video made me so happy! i'm stuck at home in quarantine in the city, but there's nothing i love more than just hiking out in the woods, so this video was so oddly relaxing... i hope one day i can go look for mushrooms too! thanks for this video
glad you liked it!! im sure being stuck in the city is tough, but often there are some good spots to go look for mushrooms and do some "urban foraging". Either way, happy you liked the video :)
I found a big bunch of Herricum Corallides ‘probably spelt that wrong’ here in Central Maine. Cooked some of it up and it was so delicious I couldn’t stop eating them. Definitely over did it for first time trying this mushroom...
Also first time ever picking a wild mushroom and actually ate it. I was very positive on the identification, hence there being no look alike. The patch I found was easy 5 too 6 pound specimen. 6 foot log about completely colonized, with fruiting spots all over. Some small fruits some past due and some very beautiful white ones that where perfect for eating. Also gave some of them to an outdoors survival place that’s right down the road from me.
so true! I was a little bummed at first from the rain, but determined to make this video either way lol. Also- rain is good for mushrooms so BRING IT ON!!!
@@FreshCapMushrooms just took the kids down to the river and with in 50 steps found a nice size coral tooth and then one about the size of cantaloupe 10 feet down. Nature is awesome 👌
Great that you found what you were looking for. I am new to the world of fungi. I quit eating animals in Feb. Do you have a suggestion for "meaty" textured mushrooms ? I eat portabellas all the time & thought I might try to grow something more exotic.
Lion's Mane is actually great for this!! We have a great recipe for tacos if you are interested (it is one of the videos on the channel) it is all mushrooms but they taste and feel like meat :)
I though them were poisonous mushrooms they growing so many at my backyard around the woods, and I don’t trusted any mushrooms growing or wild mushrooms “I scared “but I loved to eating mushrooms
It is pronounced eez, I think. I am usually wrong though, so...🤷♀️ Looks like this was a fun outing. Great, simple and helpful videos. And really simple brf tek tutorial using no special equipment. Nice work!
What a cool hobby. I've always wondered what to look for to find wild Lion's Mane. Great video! Is it dangerous to touch indelible/poisonous mushrooms without washing hands after?
it is certainly a fun hobby! In general, no it is not dangerous to handle wild mushrooms even if you don't know what they are. For the poisonous ones (and there are plenty) they are only dangerous if ingested. of course there are other things that you might be worried about (stinging nettle etc. that you could brush up against) but for mushrooms there is no need to worry.
@@FreshCapMushrooms Good to know. Thanks for the reply! Btw I followed your PF Tek video to a T and fruited a very successful batch of "Elm Oysters". Cheers for the quality content. For those wondering: czcams.com/video/D4jUTIv0XfY/video.html
My question is. if I buy lion's mane powder what is it supposed to taste like. I feel like when I've been buying cheap versions and it tastes like coffee mixed with Coco and I feel scammed
What book was that with the mushrooms? Also I'm located in Manitoba do you know of any Manitoba mushroom groups that would be worth a follow or Canadian ones on Facebook
Bought some Lions Mane (Hericium erinaceus) from PipingRock.. Are they the real deal? I want to stack them with psilocybin and niacin to treat my depression, regenerate brain structures.. Thanks.
@@opedromagico hello, did you make the mushroom mixture? I would also like to do them I recommend that you start only with lion's mane, mucuna pruriens and 5-htp because using psilocybe without professional supervision can be risky in my case I took ayahuasca and my depression increased instead of decreasing
Hi, I've been trying low tech oysters on straw but before it can colonise I get ink caps taking over, presumably the spores are already in the straw. Is there any way to kill the ink spores before I use the straw? Preferably not by boiling because I don't have anything large enough to do this, but if it's the only way...
FreshCap Mushrooms WOW! thank you my friend ✨ thank you!!! Truly enjoy the simplicity behind your videos yet very informative and right to punch!!! Please more content 🌟
So how exactly does someone get spores from lion's mane and its siblings? Still just...i guess isolate a "cap" that hasn't dropped them yet and hope for the best?
Tony can you do a video about cloning wild specimens to agar, how to clean up, identification, etc.?
yes for sure! I actually have one from a couple years ago, but I should probably do another one...
Can’t be surprised you found em while wearing your lucky lions mane shirt, Tony!
Right?! First time wearing it too, so I think it's a good luck charm!!
Let's not forget to mention they often grow on Oak logs. They love Oaks. I found 3 nice sized clusters nearby my house last fall, on a living tree.
Can u do some videos on practical tips on growing mushrooms
Like some of the most valueable lessons u've learnt from experience
Maybe some contamination prevention tips , which mushrooms or substrates you recommend to begginers, things u wished u knew when u started growing mushroom, etc
Anything begginers like me would find helpful😀
Great vid
Cheers from india
He did.
My best spot was just turned into a mini drive in theater.😱😡😭
o no! time for a new spot, sorry to hear that!
Hahaha....
@@williechen6445 not funny bro
Oh no. That's awful. All the habitat destruction that happens these days is unreal. That happened to one of my turkey tail spots. It's a really good idea to learn how to grow mushrooms on their organic substrates. That's what I started doing a now nobody can take my spots. It's a shame you couldn't snag a log or two if they were cutting.
Buuuuuuu!!!
man!! this video made me so happy! i'm stuck at home in quarantine in the city, but there's nothing i love more than just hiking out in the woods, so this video was so oddly relaxing... i hope one day i can go look for mushrooms too! thanks for this video
glad you liked it!! im sure being stuck in the city is tough, but often there are some good spots to go look for mushrooms and do some "urban foraging". Either way, happy you liked the video :)
What a find! Such a beautiful mushroom, and I love that you put the tasty tidbit at the end :) Yum!
it was small but TASTY haha, had to do it
Feeling this vlog style content, thanks Tony!
Awesome to hear!! Thanks for letting me know- and thanks for wathcing!
I found a big bunch of Herricum Corallides ‘probably spelt that wrong’ here in Central Maine. Cooked some of it up and it was so delicious I couldn’t stop eating them. Definitely over did it for first time trying this mushroom...
Also first time ever picking a wild mushroom and actually ate it. I was very positive on the identification, hence there being no look alike. The patch I found was easy 5 too 6 pound specimen. 6 foot log about completely colonized, with fruiting spots all over. Some small fruits some past due and some very beautiful white ones that where perfect for eating. Also gave some of them to an outdoors survival place that’s right down the road from me.
Yay I'm early! I'm a new subscriber, I love your content 😊 Very informative and fun to watch
yay! thanks for being here :)
Always love your vids, keep up the great work
thank you so mush for being here, and for watching the videos! many more to come :)
I just found one. Lol. I thought it was a small creature going under a log. Like cousin it. Lol. Then I research it and here I am now. Thank you
One of my favorite channels, keep up the good work :)
I love how you show the forest. I can't wait until the next time that I visit Canada and go for a hunt.
I’d be tempted to take the whole log.
Thanks for the video!
I found a lions mane today about the size of a cantaloupe. It’s mid winter in South Georgia. It is growing on a live oak tree.
k thts soo cool yer dogs named my name, Otis! love the vids as always.
haha, that's great!! yes, Otis is a Australian shepherd and her LOVES foraging :)
Nice forest, I've tried Lion's mane and it tastes delicious 😋. Yesterday I found Stinkhorns and not a pleasant smell for sure.
Been waiting on a new video! Also, a little drizzle never hurt anyone, good look on you. Appreciate the videos!
so true! I was a little bummed at first from the rain, but determined to make this video either way lol. Also- rain is good for mushrooms so BRING IT ON!!!
FreshCap Mushrooms Our discomfort is their comfort! Have to appreciate the determination!
I'm glad that I found your channel thank you for the info.
I am glad that you did too! Thanks for being here :)
will you do another cultivation video
I couldnt find any so I grew them.
I once found a pound and a half of hericium americanum on 1 log once.
Any medicinal difference between Hericium americanum and lions mane or are they the same?
Tony looks like Gollum & his Precious! on the cover photo LOL! I know Lions Mane is your favorite Tony but calm down! ;-)
hahahaha, I was really THAT excited :)
I had no idea you were from Alberta. Same here bro, I'm in devon just on the north Saskatchewan 👍
Yup, Alberta! hopefully you can find some god mushrooms out near Devon aswell :) lots of good foraging this year!
@@FreshCapMushrooms just took the kids down to the river and with in 50 steps found a nice size coral tooth and then one about the size of cantaloupe 10 feet down. Nature is awesome 👌
Going to steralize some cardboard and see if i can get some mycelium going on it.
I wanna know where you got that awesome t-shirt! 😍
Great video, informative and pleasant to watch.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching :)
I looked away and glanced back at 1:37 and thought you’d found a bear! 😂
You da man ! I just wanna say thanks for your vids homie !!
Excellent, thanks.
Correlaides looks like a cutie!
totally!
This some quality content :)
Nice video my friend! Thank you !
Thank YOU for watching :)
I harvest these wild every year, they are tasty
Great that you found what you were looking for. I am new to the world of fungi. I quit eating animals in Feb. Do you have a suggestion for "meaty" textured mushrooms ? I eat portabellas all the time & thought I might try to grow something more exotic.
Lion's Mane is actually great for this!! We have a great recipe for tacos if you are interested (it is one of the videos on the channel) it is all mushrooms but they taste and feel like meat :)
@@FreshCapMushrooms Thank you
is replicating mycelium of oyster from agar to agar many times degrade mushroom yeild
I though them were poisonous mushrooms they growing so many at my backyard around the woods, and I don’t trusted any mushrooms growing or wild mushrooms “I scared “but I loved to eating mushrooms
It is pronounced eez, I think.
I am usually wrong though, so...🤷♀️
Looks like this was a fun outing.
Great, simple and helpful videos.
And really simple brf tek tutorial using no special equipment. Nice work!
Are you in poplar tree, forest? I think they grow more often on hardwoods, , oak and maple trees
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The ghost pipe is usually accompanied by a bunch of russalas kinda surprised you didn't see any.
That is awesome to know!! I did actually see a ton of russulas, just didn't put them in the video.
Funny I kept watching and you said you found a bunch of russalas , im betting near the ghost pipes..lol
Dude where did you get that lions mane t-shirt??!
Tony can u please do a video about honey tek? Plsplspls
A fellow alberta man!
Nice video
I thought Hericium abeitis was Bear's Head
interesting! thats the problem with common names I guess lol,
Lifecykel's "Lion's mane" Supplement is actually made with the coral tooth fungus and not the Lion's mane. I wonder about the chemical differences.
it it unknown on whether or not H. coralloides or H. americanum contain erinacines. They would contain hericinones, though.
Hi sir, can you teach me how to make liquid culture. Im in the philippines...
What a cool hobby. I've always wondered what to look for to find wild Lion's Mane. Great video! Is it dangerous to touch indelible/poisonous mushrooms without washing hands after?
it is certainly a fun hobby! In general, no it is not dangerous to handle wild mushrooms even if you don't know what they are. For the poisonous ones (and there are plenty) they are only dangerous if ingested. of course there are other things that you might be worried about (stinging nettle etc. that you could brush up against) but for mushrooms there is no need to worry.
@@FreshCapMushrooms Good to know. Thanks for the reply! Btw I followed your PF Tek video to a T and fruited a very successful batch of "Elm Oysters". Cheers for the quality content.
For those wondering:
czcams.com/video/D4jUTIv0XfY/video.html
Please, make a video on how to grow lion's mane at home! We don't have growing kits, but I've seen some mycelium wood sticks on sell in my country
I was wondering how your money back guarantee works? I bought your electric on Amazon and I'm done with the bag and it did nothing
Hey Robert! feel free to reach out directly at support (at) freshcapmushrooms (dot) com and we will make it right
If I make tincture from coralloides - its gonna be the same benefits like from erinaceus?
You should teach Otis to hunt truffles.
Nice video! What book is that?
It's called "edible mushrooms of alberta" :)
Do they have the same health benefits as lions mane?
Could you train the dog to find it?
What was that book you used for identification?
What identification book were you using at the 5:30 mark? I'm in BC and looking for a good one?
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Would be nice if you gave an explanation why your dogs have no tail? Nice content tho...
Cause he's an australian shephard
Where do I get that t-shirt
My question is. if I buy lion's mane powder what is it supposed to taste like. I feel like when I've been buying cheap versions and it tastes like coffee mixed with Coco and I feel scammed
Hi what book was the one you used in this video?
hey Tony, what did you study? Biology or something similar?
Hi, Tony, thanks for the video. What is the title of the book you are using? (5:30)
hey bro. which book as a mushroom hunting guide you read and suggest. plz reply soon. Love from India. c u soon
Loins shroom have seen ones
Yay!
yay! thanks for being here :)
What book was that with the mushrooms? Also I'm located in Manitoba do you know of any Manitoba mushroom groups that would be worth a follow or Canadian ones on Facebook
What can you do with mushrooms besides eat them? I’m new to this and I really want to know what else I can do with my harvested mushrooms!?
I guess you could make mushroom powder for soup if you can sell ur produce right away
is that phx az there?
Where is this forest?
This is in Alberta, Canada :)
@@FreshCapMushrooms thought I heard you say Alberta 😎 my man a fellow Canuck
Bought some Lions Mane (Hericium erinaceus) from PipingRock.. Are they the real deal? I want to stack them with psilocybin and niacin to treat my depression, regenerate brain structures.. Thanks.
@@opedromagico hello, did you make the mushroom mixture? I would also like to do them I recommend that you start only with lion's mane, mucuna pruriens and 5-htp because using psilocybe without professional supervision can be risky in my case I took ayahuasca and my depression increased instead of decreasing
Please make a new vid!
oh shit I need that shirt
Time. 3:56 maybe you should use the application Seek by iNaturalist.
i need to cambodia spore print
Where are you located?
Hey what book is that?! I’m looking for a good identification book. Thank you! :)
Hi, I've been trying low tech oysters on straw but before it can colonise I get ink caps taking over, presumably the spores are already in the straw.
Is there any way to kill the ink spores before I use the straw? Preferably not by boiling because I don't have anything large enough to do this, but if it's the only way...
I'll really inspired your videos...
At 5:25 what book are you using Tony?
This is called Wild Edible Mushrooms Of Alberta by Tom Cervenka
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주님께 영광 모든분 감사합니다
Did you clone any of the Hericium you found?
not yet! good idea though
ghost pipe prized...
so cool to find it! there are a ton of them growing right now.
Hey! What is your book called? 😲
It's called "Wild Edible Mushrooms of Alberta" by Tom Cervenka
FreshCap Mushrooms WOW! thank you my friend ✨ thank you!!! Truly enjoy the simplicity behind your videos yet very informative and right to punch!!! Please more content 🌟
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stumble bum.... Can trample the forest. And real havoke on the micoligy
Thanks Dude.
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So how exactly does someone get spores from lion's mane and its siblings? Still just...i guess isolate a "cap" that hasn't dropped them yet and hope for the best?