Mushroom fruiting chamber fundamentals 2: our setup 

Where is part 3

This has been the most thorough, concise, and clear video on this that I have found. Ty so much for sharing this for no charge!

Your knowledge and ability to explain in simple and understandable terms is incredible. Big props to you. Undersubbed channel.

Where is part 3 with the tour?

Workin on a very similar setup, just 8x4. This stuff is incredibly helpful, I appreciate u mane

Some great ideas there thanks!

Absolutely amazing, I have left with so many ideas. Thank you!

Man, You are only one who have gave me some really important tips which I was trying to find for some time. Thx👍

I'm now hooked on your channel. Thank you

Can't find part three

Where's part 3?!

Mush love to all your awesome work. I’m so ready to see the final part 3. Can’t wait to see the completed fruiting chamber.

Love u man!! And yes, u can have my bud light!!! You inspire to teach! Amazing style that I absolutely comprehend and see where my faults have been and how the surprises happened! Life'

The Louis CK of mushroom growing! I just absorbed more info just through delivery then I have dozens of other videos. Thank you kind sir.

This was the most insightful, concise and digestible info I have seen on fruiting. Thank you! Subscribed

Really, really helpful videos. Thanks a lot for putting these out there for us to learn from.

Thank you for your contribution to our collective knowledge it's much appreciated by myself and many others . The fact you explain things in details that most videos don't get into is a great way to get the extra info that other videos that usually just give steps . Keep up the great info and mush love from Arizona.......ps love the hoodie tek it's a great idea 💡 all around 😀

Love the video! Looking forward to more on this, especially details on humidifiers in small grow tents. I'm modifying a greenhouse and some clothing racks to hang some straw logs.

Hey thank you for your videos, I stumbled upon your videos while having some difficulties in understanding the environment favorability of the mushrooms. I live out in the desert of southern California and we have 0% humidity out here. It makes it extremely hard to keep the blocks moist/ relative humidity in a room. I have around 100 %succes to a first flush then after that the pins typically either shrivel and die or slow off and get spindly nothing compared to the firdt flush. ANYWAYS, im rambling, but you've cleared things up in a good manner, very expansive in the way you deliver the knowledge and understanding to everyone, thank you for delivering in detail rather than just a brief explanation, I absorb things way better that way 😊

man, Louie just gets more versatile every year! Thanks for the information overload

great video Jesse, thanks a bunch

Love these videos! I'm learning so much from this! I'm a beginner that wants to add mushrooms to my family's diet and these videos are so helpful. ❤

Great info!

"it's a clean enough room" haha. I chuckled. Great content. Thanks!

Great info and easy to understand. This will be my first time to grow.

Thank you for this video lesson.

Part 3 where’s the tent?

Excellentes présentations et criantes de simplicités. Merci.

Where's the third video? I'm on the edge of my seat!

Un grand merci à toi, de France. Excellente vidéo 👍🙏 Thank you my friend.

Underrated channel

Thank you so much for this information! You explained everything so well! I subscribed and hit the notification 🔔 ❤

Thanks for your video and simple insights. Many people try to complicate this matter more than its needed. Im building a 4.5x4.5x8 grow tent myself. Ive been contemplating how much my intake and exhaust fans should run etc. Seeing your video ive finally decided to run my intake based on my humidity controller. My fans are 200cfm, the grow room is roughly 141ft³. For the exhuast I plan to start running it 24/7 than switching to a timer depending on my humidifier useage. I remember the old saying on shroomery about pf tek. Spray and fae atleast 3 times a day. 200cfm fan would fae the rooms air within 50 seconds. So long as im pulling 6 fae cycles an hr or more I think my mushrooms will be happy. I hope my little post here will help provide someone else insight aswell. Thanks for the information my friend!

The entire video was very well put my friend I wish you mush luck

I'm definately gonna watch all his videos

Very instructive videos; thank you: I’m a beginner abs trying to understand all the variables. I have a tent that I’m using to store inoculated logs. Do they need such humidity constraints or can I just focus on dunking them as needed when the time comes ? Is this mostly for exposed spawn blocks ?

So much useful information!! Sadly, I cannot find "part 3". Help?

Excellnt. You are to desire for teaching !!

this is a damn good video!

I just found you! You are a gift to mushroom growers! I can’t wait to watch more. You are so helpful. 🙏🫶

“The sin wave” man this guy is smart love the videos keep them coming

Great videos! Do you dunk or rehydrate your substrate between flushes?

BTW loved the video!

With the 600 CFM fans on both sides do you have to account for the resistance on the intake fan due to the intake filter? Or because the exhaust fan is on at a constant it doesnt factor in? Great content BTW. Well laid out and delivered in a easy to understand and educational way. Thanks!

this is great! what are the dimensions of your room? I have a 10x10 room in a basement. will the two 600cfm fans be sufficient?

what do you mean by the external air vent "pulsing up and down" ?

Thank you for the tips, would love to come check out your facility sometime it that is possible. I’m in okc and could travel

This is a super well put together video, very appreciated! Curious if you would share what type of filter you use on the intake of your humidity set up?

Sad you never posted video #3 - the tour of the setup. Please do! Please!

how are we feeling about a smaller fan pushing humidity and the 600 pushing positive pressure from a hepa? I'd of course keep the other 600 pulling through a charcoal filter outside. Asking because I need to build an air exchange box. I always use ambient air for my humidifier, but thinking i should use some fresh, clean oxygen as well.

I know this is an old vid, but would it be beneficial to add in an Inkbird co2 monitor and hook it up to the exhaust fan, and have it kick on when co2 ppm is over 1000, and stop when the differential hits 400ppm or so? Rather than having it on 100% duty cycle?

So the intake fan and the fogger turn on at the same time when the controller tells them to?

Hey Jessie, I’m a newbie at all of this. So thanks for all your instruction….very helpful! Question: If I build a small fruiting tent, about 19”D x 40”W x 63”H, it would seem that 600cfm fans would be overkill….what size would you suggest? Thanks .

Does the humidity moisten the substrate and in turn, feed the mushroom that way?

hahah you're brilliant man. You remind me of my school physics teacher

So you’re not using a heater at all? Does the temperature not fluctuate and get too cold in Colorado?

Wheres Part 3? Anything change in grow room set up within the last year?

Is it possible to keep adding substrate to infinitely keep the mushrooms fruiting/flushing? What are the limiting factors in this case?

thank you

Went to your “the humble fungus site”- i cannot find the tent in your products or the accessories to it

can i mist and fan in a tent with airflow on a timer instead of doing the fully automated tent setup? plz help

Working on setting up under my basement steps, rofl. Interestingly, I can easily have the humidifier at the top of the triangular space and the exhaust fan on the floor at the bottom of the space. This should be good

No part 3?

If the CO2-exhaust fan is always on while the humidifier fan is sporadically on, isn't there a negative pressure in the tent when the humidifier fan isn't on?

Every two months income back and watch this video.

I was under the impression that FAE was a pinning trigger but you're saying high CO2 is needed for a good pinset. How do we reconcile these two things?

Doesn't your 600 CFM exhaust fan cause a vacuum in your tent?

Why 75% and not 90%?

Will this set up work with cubes ?

Why do you set it to 75% humidity instead of 90%? I keep reading that they prefer higher than 80%

Can’t find part 3

Let’s get a tent tour yo!

Part 3!!!!!!!

Where is the 3rd video?

Where are you getting your fans? And how long do they last with a good cleaning schedule?

So where is part 3??

Whatever happened to part 3?

what is the name of the next Video yo

Just got spammed by a dude on insta trying to be you bro. Fucking scavengers I'm sorry you hafta deal with that. Your videos are great

should I keep the Lids of the monotub if I am running the humidifier at 75%? thank you!

So, and this is how you get So into it and So, you can see it when it happens and So --- "Man I should eat so many fortifide brownies and had those bong hits before doing videos." So at about 5 minutes or So it like kicks in and So you go around in circles. Circles go round and So... I gave up at 9 minutes. Too, bad. I read he is out of business...

I don’t know why but he’s annoying