How to Grow Mushrooms: Grow Room Overview

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I wanted to give a quick overview of my grow room before I started going into specifics of the different grow room systems. The big five beings: Fresh Air Exchange, Humidity, Lighting, Temperature, and Space Utilization. Grow rooms are all about balance and playing with the room dynamics to create a hospitable environment for quality mushrooms to grow.
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@joshjohnson1604 4 года назад

I love this video! So helpful and inspiring! You do amazing work! Much love ❤

@primate924 4 года назад

y'all have a really cool logo and this video is very helpful, thanks for sharing

@RaizARukis 3 года назад

Always love the info, appreciate the discount code too, just ordered a fogger from HoH! 👊 thanks

@erikandersen4440 9 месяцев назад

Thank you very much for this overview video!! It’s intensely interesting for the design process! 😀

@PeterSedesse 3 года назад

Your videos are excellent. A ton of information in a short amount of time.

@Mossycreekmushroomsofficial 3 года назад

Glad you like them!

@liamchambers6974 2 года назад

Really good honest video good work. You got a new subscriber 👊

@lindalbonomo 3 года назад

Trying to build some shelving for our next expansion. We started from a 6x6 grow tent, and we've added on every year. We should be at 1300 square feet by next summer. Love your videos dude. And your king blue oysters are excellent! Would love a detailed video on the shelving. Our fruiting space is all shipping containers, so we can only have 1 walk way with shelving on either side. I gotta make shelving that can hold 3 rows of blocks per shelf to maximize output.

@KentuckyHomesteadFarm 6 лет назад

Liked and subscribed.. What an awesome explanation / tutorial. I'm really looking forward to your future videos.

@jamesmorrison6609 2 года назад

Coming here late, but this was really informative and really inspiring. Thank you!

@EarlybirdFarmSC 5 лет назад

Lots of great information. Thanks.

@digitalblasphemy1100 5 лет назад

Thanks for the discs! Just ordered mine but unfortunately they are backordered due to a fire. I hope I get them soon. I'll use a bottle sprayer for now.

@nguyenthanhtrung2011 4 года назад

Great video, thanks.

@SweetLife529 4 года назад

Love you guys! Thanks for this 👍

@Mossycreekmushroomsofficial 4 года назад

Np! Thanks for stopping by! We always appreciate the comments!

@micahmann6967 2 года назад

Detailed and solid

@Robert-dh3xg 3 года назад

Love your info

@northfloridafungi9336 6 лет назад

awesome video man

@laszloszekere4353 4 года назад

Your logo is realy cool

@tonyp3028 6 лет назад

Great videos man! Is it possible to make one showing the steaming process ?

@mycominer 6 лет назад

Working on one for the near future!

@omendez2121 5 лет назад

Awesome channel and info man! Quick question what fan, exhaust, and humidifier do you recommend for a small setup at home indoors. I'm starting small now with a hydroponics tent inside my house. Also, where can I start off getting the blocks ready to go? Or what do you recommend? We want to grow lions mane and Oysters.

@monobatiz Год назад

Amazing !!

@N4Nai 5 лет назад

Very informative.

@Mossycreekmushroomsofficial 4 года назад

Thanks!

@dillicous136 4 года назад

cool room dude. how many fans do you have pushing air out of the grow room at once? also, is there a filter that air enters the room through?

@jonMalarki 4 года назад

Love your site cool

@Mossycreekmushroomsofficial 4 года назад

Thanks!

@markabbott4277 3 года назад

Beard looks great. I just watched lc to spawn video. You said you don't like lc for the business. Was this before or after the video "I was wrong" video. Lol. Im going to start my farm in st thomas, usvi.

@grebren3973 4 года назад

The lighting you use makes great colors but how long is your light period for them or do you keep them on 24hrs a day?

@user-jn7nf6xu8l 2 года назад

buddy, you finally shaved off this beard) so much better and the mushrooms liked it for sure

@scottfree6246 4 года назад

Excellent work man. How long have you been growing? How did you start? what was your original set up like? how long did it take you to get your operation to be profitable and sustain a living?

@cristian44161 6 лет назад

Thanks a lot mate, very inspirational for those of us who are just starting out. What is the name of that song at the end? just love it.

@cristian44161 5 лет назад

+Mossy Creek Mushrooms great mate, thanks a lot!

@cristian44161 5 лет назад

+Mossy Creek Mushrooms man, i gotta say, you got some of the best videos out there on the subject, love the hippie rocking style, not the boring commercial approach you often see in other channels. keep it up, you got a fungi fan down in Chile. international micoritzal hugs!

@WinnRoberton 4 года назад

great video! thank you! what is your average monthly yield per pound out of that room?

@rodrigochavez5207 5 лет назад

Ey guys!! great videos! wondering about the wall. looks like its a cement wall, did you seal it with something special? Tanks

@Mossycreekmushroomsofficial 5 лет назад

Just a water resistant paint.

@kingdav5794 2 года назад

Hi Thanks for sharing. How do you protect the selves wood parts against mold?

@xj11w2c7 Год назад

I had a crazy thought what if you ran temperature controlled fluid through the pipes that make up your shelving? Kind of like a radiator but you could have it attached to a heat pump to control the temperature of the recruiting room hot or cold?

@FreedomOrNothin 5 лет назад

Fluctuating humidity to simulate the natural environment? Very interesting.

@pyrotec4577 6 лет назад

Do you use gasmask/dustmask usually in the growroom? If so any recommendations with a beard? ^^

@1Garyguitar1 6 лет назад

Hi there! Where can I find the DIY fogger build? I've been on the House of Hydro site, but I'm not sure which build you guys used.

@jorma4382 5 лет назад

Hi! Thanks for the videos! I'm planning to buy two insulated (ex-reefer) containers with heat pumps. Its pretty big investment to get those and i'm a little bit concerned that the heat pumps will get clogged by the spores over time. I was planning to make some kind of filters and clean the indoor unit every week or so. Could this work, or what do you think? Happy new year! :)

@dailyd8123 5 лет назад

I had a similiar idea with the containers...you could set up a prefilter before it reaches the pumps. But most important is to just start! Good luck!

@mattnsim 4 года назад

Hi mossy creek mushrooms. I’m procrastinating over making shelves for my micro farm. Obviously the wooden units you’ve made don’t contract Mold?

@carlthender9946 5 лет назад

What kind of cooler unit do you use? Do you recommend split type unit when growing mushroom at second floor level?

@foggydew32 6 лет назад

Howdy! great video, maybe i missed it but, how are you introducing the fresh air?

@mycominer 5 лет назад

I'll be releasing that video this weekend!

@djordjevolarevic3872 4 года назад

Do spores ever enter the wooden shelves and start colonizing it?

@chrisonfire420 5 лет назад

Why dont u run a carbon filter on your fan, do you dont burn through them so fast?

@benjaminheilman4198 2 года назад

Your damn right

@matteo4094 5 лет назад

Is 70% humidity low for having a good set of pinning and don’t make them abort?

@paridpenrizz 5 лет назад

does the humidifier machine always keep running? or it has on/off period?

@matthewschwartz7575 2 года назад

Hey Andrew- do you insulate your walls? 2 of my grow room walls are foundation walls and are spray foamed. The other walls are why I’m not sure about. Should I insulate them?

@fedorbutochnikow5312 5 лет назад

what are T5? can you explain what kind of light is it?

@brettlatulip67 4 года назад

Soon soon soon!🥦🍖🍄🍕

@surefiremushroomsmicrogreens 3 года назад

Question Andrew... are you using treated 2x4s for your pvc racks and how spaced are the pvc pipes from one another to let the bags set on correctly ?

@michaelflores9796 2 года назад

He never answered your question. My guess would be that they are PT.

@FGMOProducts 3 года назад

What happens if you throw a few broad leaf (low light) plants in there?

@whyisdaddy 4 года назад

is it possible to use Deer Corn to grow your spawn "

@chrisschurtz5254 5 лет назад

Your low tech high profit is very impressive. Just curious, what is your back round or history? Schooling? Trial and error? Continuing a family tradition? And i watched your steaming and bagging video, seen the tub, is it jetted for steam ?

@chrisschurtz5254 5 лет назад

@@Mossycreekmushroomsofficial wasnt sure if the room was a convection room or the steam was ported to the tub. Sorry for the misunderstanding. You seem very knowledgeable about what your talking about and enjoy the channel. I have been watching a few other channels about mushroom farming and you seem to be in the middle of the range of full high dollar manufacturing and a hobbist that is making it work. So i was coming to the conclusion that you are a minimalist with a ton of experience that doesnt rely on machines to the job for them. Keep up the good vids i have learned a lot. Thank you.

@fannyfiteli6951 4 года назад

Hi how much is the fogging system?

@robertovington1503 4 года назад

How do those T5 fixtures hold up to the Humidity? I'm looking for lights for a 10x10 grow room, and I'm afraid that the Humidity will get too intense for them in that small of a space. Having a hard time finding something waterproof that doesn't cost an arm and a leg...

@benjaminerickson645 3 года назад

The oldest fixtures were in this room for about 4 years, and had no issues.

@fedorbutochnikow5312 5 лет назад

wouldn't it be cheaper to ventilate the grow room if it was bigger in size? considering that there would be more air to mix around? i'm asking this because part of me wants to design a small room for maximum control, on the other hand if it's a basement room with brick walls i can just allow the air to recirculate for a lot longer before having to bring in fresh air through an expensive HEPA filter. what are your thoughts on this?

@benjaminerickson645 3 года назад

No, you need a fixed amount of fresh air based on the amount of substrate and the speed at which the mushrooms are growing. A larger space doesn't change the amount of fresh air you need at all

@66bigbuds 5 лет назад

Are lights even necessary?

@mattwanasek6660 5 лет назад

how far apart are your upright supports? i am sorry if you covered that, i must have missed it.

@benjaminerickson645 3 года назад

32-36 inches in this room. The new room we went up to 48 inches and we have a little bit of bowing in the middle, but it hasn't been a problem.

@Kolo_musicc 4 года назад

Keeeeeep spawning Cultureeeeeeee !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@Mossycreekmushroomsofficial 4 года назад

😃

@brianjessen2296 3 года назад

How meny ours of lightning and darknes do you need.

@ondrejv416 5 лет назад

hi andrew! just a silly question - how do you keep stable-ish temperatures in there if you are not using an AC unit? i like really dont know now :D thank you

@benjaminerickson645 3 года назад

Pulling air from the house, which is cooled by the household AC

@ondrejv416 3 года назад

@@benjaminerickson645 Thanks Ben! I already know from some other video. Thanks guys for all the knowledge

@PoljoprivrednoGazdinstvoTodic 2 года назад

which temperature is good for oyster mushrooms

@tristandevisser1170 2 года назад

How is it possible to clean grow room every week?

@amit2897 4 года назад

Do you have anything that controls the fans speed...or does it just stay constant?

@benjaminerickson645 3 года назад

Stays constant, with adjustments made based on how the mushrooms are looking.

@joelcosman8945 4 года назад

Would you split the colonizing room from fruiting if you could???

@Mossycreekmushroomsofficial 4 года назад

I don't understand, my colonizing room and fruiting room are separate.

@quentin-g 6 лет назад

What about the wood in the grow room? Doesn't it rot and lead to mold if water remain stuck in the hole between the wood and the pipe for example?

@seussiii 5 лет назад

@@Mossycreekmushroomsofficial Is the wood treated?

@benjaminerickson645 3 года назад

All the shelves were made from pressure treated wood, and rot hasn't been a problem.

@marlibrown5174 5 лет назад

Might be a silly question what is the door to your grow room made of

@marlibrown5174 5 лет назад

@@Mossycreekmushroomsofficial so the air that the negative pressure pulls into the room from around the door is enough to meet your air exchange.

@veganfoodsYOUTUBE 5 лет назад

How warm can oyster be and still fruit?

@Mossycreekmushroomsofficial 5 лет назад

Depends on the strain. Pinks do well even at approaching 90F

@quentin-g 5 лет назад

Hi, I saw your picture on alibaba-satrise, they say their bags increase the production by 20% :) So I wanted to ask you, what model of bags do you use and suggest? Thanks for your answer

@aldoncheek8018 5 лет назад

Are you not worried about inhaling spores I always wear a mask in my grow room and try not to let my mushrooms get that mature

@Austinhigh516 4 года назад

Have you run into any rot problems with your shelves?

@benjaminerickson645 3 года назад

No. This room had the same shelves for about 4 years before it was taken out of service, and the shelves were still in decent condition at that point.

@payno6643 3 года назад

I see alot of people hang their bags. Is there reason to do this and why you dont?

@benjaminerickson645 3 года назад

Just the type of bags. The hanging bags are generally straw, which doesn't need as good protection from contaminates. We use a highly supplemented sawdust mix which needs to be sealed, so we use these bags because they have a filter integrated into them, but they can't hang well, so we set them on these racks

@danveneski726 5 лет назад

How much can you actually make per year with a grow room the size of the one you have set up? Everybody's version of a good living is different so i'm just trying to get a ball park idea.

@mycominer 5 лет назад

It depends entirely on your market, but I sold 300 lbs of fresh oyster mushrooms last week. Sold them direct to restaurant @ $8/lbs. That's a pretty average week for me. Profit margins vary wildly for people depending on how they run things.

@danveneski726 5 лет назад

@@mycominer thanks for the reply Andrew. Do you reccomend any mentorships or week long hands on classes with any growers that you know have these available? I'm trying to get a jump start instead of wasting days and days watching youtube when I could be learning hands on.

@tombowman4489 4 года назад

@@danveneski726 Dan did you go on a course or workshop after? I see you posted this a year ago. I'm interested to find out the route you went down in the end and would you recommend it. I found a great one called grow cycle and the course is only 500 dollars but I'm still debating weather I need to do it or just keep watching RU-vid videos and figure it put that way.

@danveneski726 4 года назад

@@tombowman4489 i did youtube and got most things squared away. I had to shut down due to some family situation that really crunched on my time to do these, but i was selling about 50-75lbs a week when i shut down.

@tombowman4489 4 года назад

@@danveneski726 thanks for your reply. That's sounds like a pretty decent quantity. What size was your growing space please? So it consumes alot of your time then?

@me.1475 4 года назад

what temp is your room?

@Mossycreekmushroomsofficial 4 года назад

My ideal is to keep it at 65F

@NuttinChunkySpunk 5 лет назад

U can run led in t5 now

@NuttinChunkySpunk 5 лет назад

@@Mossycreekmushroomsofficial I didn't know it was less. But I just got some reds, but I'm growing plants now, do mushrooms use reds

@NuttinChunkySpunk 5 лет назад

@@Mossycreekmushroomsofficial cool thanks

@salvadorpalma8173 5 лет назад

Hey Andrew. I was wondering if you applied any kind of treatment to the wood. Like any kind of varnish. Doesn't look like it. What's the reasoning behind it? (Assuming you didn't.)

@salvadorpalma8173 5 лет назад

Or perhaps the wood was pre treated!?

@salvadorpalma8173 5 лет назад

@@Mossycreekmushroomsofficial ah ok. thx for the reply. congrats on the channel. I've been watching you guys for a while.

@jimcujo1 3 года назад

Coupon code “Mossy” doesn’t work brother.

@michaelj3414 5 лет назад

Love your set up. I have to say something though. A legal cannabis for medical garden, with a 4x8 T5x2 fixture veg room and a 4x8 HPSx2 fixture flower room, running at 40-70% humidity, with a 10" inline exhaust fan would get a persons insurance cancelled if they knew about it. Legal or not. It's a challenge we face here in Canada, now that it's legal for people to grow their own. I'm curious if your insurance company is aware of your set up and how they perceive it. The risk factors between what you do and what I do are practically the same. Would like to hear your thoughts on this.