Mycelium Technology: What Materials Will Mushrooms Replace?

How is that lil Avacado behind you doing nowadays Tony?

Innovative sucks. Fuck their patents on an existing idea. Greedy BS tactics.

The mushroom in the background looks really nice

They use mycelium technology in star trek discovery and I just watched last of us series it's also used as a way the clicker creatures are connected. I keep hearing about it from shows and now this video. I'm gonna now go on obsessive research on it. I will not be sleeping.

Thank you for this info dude, great stuff!

Just a quick technical note they use a species from the Ganoderma phylum (probably lucidium)

Could I inoculate myself with the fungus into my brain in order to increase my neural network
and become intellectually more lively, quick and intelligent ? 🤔 🤭

Hello. What substrate did you use for the monotub

❌✅ a Health HAZARD in the making 👈😢❌ what are the effects on the human body of this (( fungus accumulative )) over time ❓❓❓❓ Answer = Mass Sickness and Elements 👈🤯‼️ CRAZY Soyience most Fungi is harmful to the human body So Why chose , a poisonous ☠️ material for containers for foods an liquids // health HAZARDS just waiting to happen ‼️ tryna be a Soy Boy Unhealthy idiots 👈😝❌

You speak too fast. Make it educative.

You speak too fadt

So sick of meat alternatives. It's not meat and will never taste like or replace meat. Carob is not chocolate and will never come close. If those people who are serious about the environmental impact of raising animals for meat were serious they would be putting their time and effort into vat/lab grown meat. The "meat alternative" people are pushing a religious (spiritual is religion where any Tom, Dick or Harry can make up any sort of whack-o rules as they go along.) view instead of a scientific view.

Thanks for sharing this with us. But the actual question is, what are the legislation/laws (UK) for mycelium packaging?! come up with 4 at least, thanks

My first watched video on mushrooms and mycelium. Such a pleasant surprise hearing about the innovation going on in this field. Great delivery, excellent content, and inspiring to explore this field.

Cool

if its not accurate then lets not use the comparison to roots.

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I would love to try this idea with Reishi. I love eating it when it's white like that....much easier to chew!!!!

My son is a freshman at an environmental college in Central California, mycelium 101 is his favorite class! 🌈

Lots of useful information here. Been looking for this kind of description, thank you!

It’s funny they are trying to patent mushrooms. This is gonna be a lot of companies growing this.

look up living Pavillion

Very interesting. Any other information like the durability of the "leather" and the main qualities (is it water resiliant, resistant, etc) of this new product. Oh and if I am eating it, what are the the nutrition facts?

It would never be replace but can co-exist with meat, leather,etc.

Pigs are slaughtered at 6-9 months after birth

If it ain't pork belly, it ain't bacon.

Anyone have any ideas what "marshmellowy" mycelium they might use for making the foam?

And the WEF wants us to eat bugs & own nothing by 2030.... Unbelivable Eden offers all we need

I'm 100% down for replenishing material to help decrease the production of plastics and other nondegradable materials.

But there ain't no substitute for bacon.

We won’t replace plastic packaging with mycelium anytime soon. Simply because these greedy companies have patented all these methods. Same old, same old.

Please show me how to grow aerial mycelium for making bacon...if I'm in Vietnam..

It seems as if maybe Laetiporus sulphureus/Chicken of the Woods is a species that can do the areal growth (owing to the bacon product)? What other species do you think might be used for the leather process?

Is it best to make a Reishi plate with a Reishi that has dropped it's spores or one that's still in puff ball stage? I made one from an older fruiting body but I can't tell if it's growing out on the plate. Was considering getting a young fruit from the same cluster. Appreciate the feedback!

Hi, I really want to make set props from mycelium (instead of polyuerthane/polystyrene). I've watched so many videos from people like ecovative etc on "making a mycelium brick" etc, and honestly I'm just confused. I have some mycelium sprouting from grain spawn, do I add this to hay and then mold then bake? Is it okay than the grain is still there? Should there not be any grain involved? How do I add mycelium if not with grain spawn?? Anyway please please please your videos are very easy to understand, can you do a video on making mycelium material because I think you would have a better idea how to than someone like me

wow hats off to your research. thank you for sharing!

something like making a tempe

The best info I found so far! I'd love to know more how to grow reishi mycelium.

I watched a vid yesterday about how Mycelium can be used in electronic applications such as Sensors, processors etc.

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Sooooo glad it’s replacing bacon and leather because bacon and leather contributes to horrific animal cruelty

Awesome! So that’s why they grow wild and spread! YES!!!! Took humanity so long to figure that out That but glad they finally figured out the wonder of mushrooms 🥰

Insulation

I'm wondering if animal bedding made of straw and wood fiber pellets, mixed with animal waste could be cleaned and sterilized (amonia cooked off and sold or used as fertilizer), ground, and used as a medium for mushrooms.

thank you for this video, it's so interesting and informing!! I enjoyed it a lot

So are you saying I can just fry up some styrofoam and it turns in to bacon ?

Thanks for the Video. What mushroom mycelium would grow out of the substrate?

Nice video! Any idea about the species used for production of Bacon & Leather?

Am I interested in the magic mushroom? Let me think about this one for a second...