Simple Manure Based Substrate

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[moke]

Thanks for the video, but there is 1 thing i want to tell.
You have total amount of 60 cups in your box (100÷60=1.667 / multiplied with 50 cups manure equals =83.333 percent).your ratio is 83.33/8.33/8.33.
You have to Divide your manure cups with 8 for the vermiculite and coir, because it's 8 times more.
48/6/6 cups would be a 80/10/10% ratio.
Sorry for my english (Not native)

[starkillerbeats]

Honestly I don't know if its the weather, but during the winter I used coco/verm only had no contam in my tubs, now summertime I added cowpoop to my sub and have been getting more tricoderma in some of my tubs. Just an observation, I added cowpoop to see if it has any affects on potency. But sometimes it seems to keep it simple seems to work, so if s beginner I recommend coco/verm only

[eyesdontsee]

Just acquired 50 gallons of free hpoo a few days ago what perfect timing

[sparkeyjones]

I never thought I'd look at shit and think to myself "oh, man, that looks good". But, here I am.

[ogcaligrower]

Once again! Nothing but love and respect! We hella appreciate all the work you do to get these videos to us. Mushlove and respect TTF
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[QuailCanyonAnthropolgy]

I use cow manure, 40%, oats 40%, and 20% vermiculite, it works pretty good. I will try to add some gypsum powder and see how it works. Thanks for the video man. I do have to pressure cook because of the oats.

[quinxx]

Thanks for the video, but I don't agree with your logic regarding weight vs. volume. Cups (volume) is a dumb measure to use for solids when calculating ratios as for instance for sawdust you'd get a completely different amount of raw material when you take 1cup of pellets compared to loose saw dust. The only way to convert 1 cup of pellets into loose one would be to go by weight.

[SagemodeDuey]

A long while back you recommend me to outgrow and I won’t stop shopping with them there substrate and spawn is phenomenal!!!

[monk]

I got a question about manure, as far as Does It Matter What Kind Is Usable?
This might seem like a stupid or frivolous question, but I am quite serious.
Knowing that mushrooms grow in the wild, and that men have been eating mushrooms since they began tracking and hunting their prey, following their scat and picking the mushrooms off of it as they went along, is seems like they might grow on any kind of Scat.
The reason why I am asking is, I live on free range, and I raise rabbits, and there is plenty of manure for the taking.
Rabbit scat is very beneficial to mini Gardens and is mixed with Timothy Hay already.
I was hoping that I could make both the cow manure and their rabbit manure together along with the hay, a little Coco Coir, and a little Gypsum and, after pasteurization, end up with a pretty decent substrate. I might be able to use a little cardboard in the mix as well.
What are your thoughts?

[ClownWhisper]

The thing is you almost can't put too much gypsum in seriously I mean it won't hurt a damn thing if you put way way way way way too much in you'll have drainage problems and it'll start hardening up into little clumps but I mean you don't have to really measure it that much you can damn near gas at it you can leave it out altogether and then they'll grow just fine especially depending on the horse's diet. There could be a lot of calcium in their diet and you don't need to add any gypsum. You can use straight manure you can use manure and Coco coir I went years just using manure and vermiculite and just dumped it in and kept stirring it up until it was speckly to what I was used to the IT looked right to me you don't have to be very picky it's going to get the nutrients that it needs I would guess that even if you mixed it 5050 it would still grow mushrooms pretty good people get too crazy with exact measurements. I dumped a giant pile probably 3 wheelbarrows worth of manure in my backyard and then tossed a couple old spent blocks of you ventis in there and the next spring there was golden teachers everywhere

[jasminecats]

I find supplementing manure substrates with some carbs as chopped straw works best. Using just manure, vermiculite, and coco just doesn't seem to cut it. If you use straw, you can still get away with pasteurizing.

[InnerSoulscape]

Hi, I hope you are well.
I need to ask you for support 🙌

I keep failing in making my grainbags quite of a few times now, and i dont understand what s the problem.
This makes me sad.

This is my procedure:
When I have done the bags, had the millets or brown rice soiled in the water for 18-24 hours, pressure cooked them, waiting another 24 hours, I injuculate, and after 2-3 weeeks I have about 10% mycelium visible.

Then I break this, I mix all together in the bag, and then… the mycelium in many cases stops growing 🥹

Temp in the DARK bathroom is 24 celsius (75f).

1-3 bags now this has happened (i ve only done 4 bags so far), and I dont understand what is the issue?

Should I wait with the grain and having this in the air after soiling? Too wet grains?

Should I wait longer before breaking the mycelium down? Wait till 30 % size of the bag instead?

Can you help me, or someone who knows?

🙏

[enchantedmushroomsfarm]

I wouldn’t recommend pulling sub out until it has cooled. When substrate is hot and exposed to colder atmospheric air it begins to vacuum and draw air into itself. In the open where contaminants are floating you’re asking for contamination. We’ve found this out the hard way in a hurry to get bags cooled down. If you let them cool where they were heated they will shrink up real tight because they have vacuumed and sealed.

[samurainegrette]

When your doing 2hrs @150-160*, is that in a pressure cooker or just boiling? How do you take temps when the lid is sealed?

[ClownWhisper]

For the past 15 years I have pasteurized my mixture of manure and other substrate threw them in the tub thrown it in the closet and forgot about it just use it as I need it I never had to freeze anyting and it never got contaminated

[Houseofmycology]

So can I use black cow manure for gardening?

[dougsylvester]

What is your advice on using mushroom mulch? I have access to plenty, it's used once and discarded. Can it be repastureized and used straight?

[mvviking]

My mix is 350g coco, 300g verm, 350g H poo, and 50g gypsum. It works perfekt so light and fluffy, it gets colonised in like 7days

[modernmountaineer]

If you use a brick of coir always break it up before pasteurizing it. if not sometimes the center of the brick wont get hot enough and youl get contams. its super easy. turn it on its side and use a bread knife or one with large serrations and saw it down the side and it splits apart so easy, just slice it in half and then half the halves then break em up into 2 inch or smaller pieces. especially for bucket tech.

[jamesstrength]

Willy! Thank you for this video. I have been using CBG substrate with ok results. However after trying the horse manure substrate, I won't go back to CVG.