More FREE Oyster Mushroom Cardboard Spawn

When I decided to try and grow edible mushrooms from wild oyster mushrooms that I found in the yard, I really didn't expect it to work. That's one of the reasons I decided to go cheap on it, using nothing but old cardboard and a couple of ziplock bags. Well, my wild oyster mushroom experiment has been more successful than I had anticipated! I ended up with quite a bit of mycelial growth on my little cardboard pieces. After some research, I have decided that I would like a larger sample of cardboard spawn to play with before I begin trying to grow any actual mushrooms. This is my attempt at breaking up the original cardboard spawn and using it to make even more. Once I have enough, I will start looking at my options for a good fruiting substrate for these oyster mushrooms (Pleurotus ostreatus). Thanks for watching, and I hope to see you next time for more Daily Sustainable Living! ************************************************************************************ If you missed the first video where I successfully started my cardboard spawn from wild oyster mushrooms that I found in my back yard, be sure to check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTJqpuler-s&t=49s ************************************************************************************ Interested in seeing more from the Sustainably Yours Homestead? Check out my blog for posts about all kinds of things, including contests, nature photography, and lots of sciencey stuff! https://steemit.com/@sustainablyyours ************************************************************************************ Music: Grass - Silent Partner https://youtu.be/VlohuOGWzG8

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