How To Clone Mushrooms 

I understood that reverence

Remote control or coke can also works lol

Lol

One of us! One of us!

I always used a AA battery

Swampert D. I was literally about to post this 😭😪

@@Ankh_Hippy dude same here!

Or slightly above it

it's the mushrooms

Chip Osgood he’s seeing the souls of millions and it’s working through the lens ...mushrooms are dope

Yeah, but it kind of makes sense that they don't. For every contaminant someone shows you, there's a thousand others they can't. A much better way is to simply learn what healthy mushroom mycelium looks like, then assume everything else is a contaminant.

Awesome! Glad you like them :) My suggestion would be to start with a "kit" to get an idea for the process- then it's down the rabbit hole- happy growing...

I wish you were my teacher! Greatings from germany

Invest in doing things right. If u invest in the right substrates, sterilization procedures, flowhoods or glove box, obtaining sterile cultures... It becomes very easy. It's difficult if u cut corners, and mistakes will cost u more down the road then investing in proper procedure.

I wish I would've had you as a science teacher. My current Biology Professor down plays anything on mushrooms, in fact he gets annoyed whenever I bring up fungi or mycology. I kinda feel most of the science community has a superiority complex when it comes down to the mycology department?🤷‍♂️

Your right, I've been slacking!

​@@FreshCapMushrooms how much higher is contamination rate if i do it in a plastic box that i cut 2 holes in for handling.

Thanks so much!!

I just saw the transfer video, lol. I must have missed it before.

Thanks for watching!!

Thanks!! I will definitely keep it up 😀

Can you explain what is the next step in the process? And did you find any useful data answering your question?

@@abdullahzayadin4671 I'm not sure I understand what your asking? As far as making spore prints my research has taught me, you take the mushroom cut off the stalk/stem with sterile scissors or a scalpel, making sure to cut it flush so the cap can rest on the paper, then put a drop of water on the top of the cap and place a glass over the whole thing overnight. To make spore syringes you take the spore prints and put them in the desired amount of water and allow the spores to leave the paper and become suspended in the water. Finally sucking the water up into the sterile syringe. As for storing them I'm still not sure, all I know is keep them out of light and high heat

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jackson.wilmes Absolutely, this is the best and most useful videos on mushrooms I have ever came across! Thank you and keep the good work!

Thanks!

Hi

Fridge. I am not sure how long can they last tho

I can answer this, most stuff in biology is designed to be disposable, the agar dishes if glass you will wash out media and sterilize them in an autoclave before using again. Most petri dishes like this are plastic and disposable. Most plastic stuff is not designed for reuse even certain metal items like scapel blades are disposable. As a general rule of thumb if you can buy the particular item in bulk (agar dishes, scalpel blades, micrscope slides, syringes, empty grow bags, etc) they are designed to be disposable, I'm sure there are exceptions but I can't think of any. Its a lot more ecomical time and money wise to just buy plastic agar dishes then get glass ones and reclean sterilize and make the growth media each time, off course I recommend having glass ware that is reusable that way if you cannot order supplies you can still work, but when you can go disposable.

Thanks!

@@FreshCapMushrooms I just watched it for a second time and wanted to point out one thing. Your workspace has a flow Hood. A laminar flow hood is built differently. Just to be super anal and Technical about it. But still super amazing video. Totally filled in some blanks for me in-between the reading and the actual practice of taking tissue samples. Thank you very much for taking the time to make this video!

Your right, technically this is a "flow cabinet" or similar, not a hood. But I have always called it a flow hood, so old habits I guess. Thanks for watching the video and glad you could take something from it!

Temp is about 21 - 27 degrees C, not sure what it is in Fahrenheit

You need to get mushroom spores and mix them with sterilized water

Thanks! Depends on the species, anywhere from 1 -2 weeks is typical.

Old comment, but if you're still wondering... It's entirely possible, yes.