Propagating Edible Gourmet Mushrooms Outdoors Using Cardboard, Woodchips & Straw!

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In this video Dan from http://www.plantabundance.com takes you along as he goes about establishing several patches of edible gourmet mushrooms outside in the backyard using cardboard, woodchips & straw. Garden Location: Northern CA, Zone 9b Mycelium Running: How Mushrooms Can Help Save the World: http://amzn.to/2ewkXh6

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Thank you - this was excellent!
Love your videos, Dan. Entertaining and informative...thank you
Hi sir! I saw Sep holzer putting Shitake directly into a rotten wood log. He made a hole with a tool and pressed into it some of the stuff you have. This is in case you'd like to do another experiment... Thank you for your videos!
Good luck. Looking forward to followup.
question, what is your take on the glue that holds the cardboard together, is that organic glue, and/or how are you mitigating the toxins in that glue? The garden is looking good!
love the tutorial..btw whats the songs title of your background music
Great movie, a load of information . thank you for sharing..
Can't wait to see the results.. Mushrooms are amazing. Love your channel, sir! Very inspiring and great detail/didacticism
Salamat Po Dan! Could you add links to the sellers of the products in your description? I am trying to grow more mushrooms also. Just got our first batch of oyster mushrooms from a kit we bought at https://backtotheroots.com/products/mushroomfarm. It is small, for apartment dwellers and we want to grow more on our two acre homestead.