"You can't just inoculate the giant plastic island, it would take too long" have you tried breaking and shaking?

freshcap. more like fresh hair cut!

I was awestruck with the result by my lack of attention to two bags of blue oyster straw bags (from Build a Soil). Thinking I would use them later to cover beds, I placed them in one of my carboard drying boxes used to cure small runs of cannabis. When I wanted to use the straw to cover/inoculate spring beds, I found a huge clutch growing from the air port.
Nature finds a way, and the primary problem people seem to have with growing mushrooms  is the fear of failure.
I, literally, did nothing but place the bags in a carboard box that had some venting-ports to provide minimal air exchange... no lights, no nothing, and I'm cooking them with a flank steak tonight!

I seen something long time ago. The Plastic eating one.

i love your videos, this is the type of content I wanna see get popular 🙌

Spreading the spores ... Aka g2g

Mushrush!

Thanks Tony, love your content.
With wider availability of psylocibes, I think a lot of folks are curious about personal dosing on a more regular and long term basis. I love how you tackle stuff with a combination of personal anecdotes, scientific studies and conversations with interesting folks. Is this a subject you'd be willing to explore in an episode?
Thanks again and mushlove.

Wow, incredible show! The algorithm randomly popped this and it's so cool to see. I learned a lot, and was thrilled to hear they are trying to close the loop with vermicompost.

Interesting stuff! Easier to train mushrooms than train people to take care of cigarette butts.

I had no clue until today thank you!

Cool!

Cool

damn got to get in on this

Gotta feed the algorithm beastie 😀👍

Cool thing is to take the Process the Mushy uses to eat the plastic and reengineer it into our own system.

Another excellent episode, Tony!!

Mushrooms are the future.

Excellent video Tony! Thanks for the awesome content 👏

Amazing