GROW MORELS UPDATE

[preprebelactual]

I absolutely love that you are blunt!!! You ROCK!!!

[wensmith]

😂.... I'm glad I found your SLURRY video before you removed it! I did it and year #1 is down! Thank you for sharing Aunt Crazy 😉 enjoyed your foraging vid on huntprimitive in FL.

[trimbaker]

so the morel of the story is, save all that shit for the compost heap, you CAN grow Morels! I really enjoy your videos, Thanks Casey. George.

[seandunn]

I’ve been walking the mountains around barnardsville for years . Tons of this and bloodroot, now looking for things to do with bloodroot

[melissapeterson]

We went hunting last year to find nothing in the wild. When we got home from one of our shroom hunting trips we actually found one in my back yard! LOL I hadn't tried growing them but I did fill a couple holes my dogs dug with ash from my fire pit, and some grass clippings. Also it was under an apple tree that I don't usually rake up the apples.

[leroysmith]

Darlin, you're absolutely stunning, and amazing

[ataribowlingcgc]

That is amazing to see! I've never succeeded on growing morels on my own. Ramps on the other hand...

[jerryhuntjj]

Looking forward to the new video. I'm down in nort Mississippi and want to try this. Can I buy morels to make the slurry or do they have to be fresh.

[chrismoyer]

Hello, I am in the process of attempting to grow yellow morels indoors. I have jars inoculated with yellow morel mycelium growing. Any advice or tips/hints would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance. Wish u hadn’t deleted your video. Very limited info out there

[mikes]

It is always a good day when the MW posts a new video..and we got a kiss as a bonus :)

[theSurvivorRanch]

I love a lady who tells it straight, , , Slurry - wet mixture enlglish translation... to all the English professors and Mushroom experts, who whom ate full of SHIT, , , , Love it...bahahaaaa
Just found your Channel, SUBED and loving it, , , you... lol 😆

[lawrencelawrence]

I have been looking for that video that you took down. Hope that you can put it back up or offer a new version of it. Much appreciated if you can.

[susanwhite]

I can't wait for your new slurry video...because I was just looking for the last one again1

[robertchinchilla]

Don't be afraid of the bees learn how to behave around them

[tyodes]

If we didnt have prior plans, we were going to sign up for their class, only 3 hrs from me!

[messageinabottle]

Though they are growing in a garden they could stand some compost it looks like. It is handy that they have grown them that way but the weeds choke them. They are like hearts that can add to the numbers of options for a feast. I would like to plant some edible mushrooms at some point but I don't think that this would be my selection. I would plant some for an experiment with using mushrooms in replacement for bread.
In northern climates the components of bread, wheat, corn and grains can be difficult. I noticed that the shape of some mushrooms reassembles a loaf of bread when sliced and I am very interested in primitive survival so in order to avoid the import of materials to make bread I developed a theory that the primitives might have used mushrooms as a bread.
You see that in northern climates it was difficult to survive on their own and the import of bread making would have been difficult. Of course they could hunt Whales and fish but civil order has created regulations prohibiting the harvest of whales to their extinction.
So in nature it is likely that we would have hunted them to their extinction. But I am not going to get into the issue of protective civil regulations. The point of it is that the issue of food insecurity in a northern climate is an issue. Thusly my experiment with mushrooms for a primitive replacement for bread.
Which brings me to yeast and the capture of it for harvest. In the northern climate not only mushrooms which are a fungus can be eaten but also natural yeast can be harvested and also bacteria. There are a number of natural probiotics which can be used to treat immune and digestive disorder.