🍄[AUDIO FIXED] Soil Dwelling Fungi, Synganic Growing, and Garden Mushrooms, with OklahomaFungi | Otter.ai

🍄[AUDIO FIXED] Soil Dwelling Fungi, Synganic Growing, and Garden Mushrooms, with OklahomaFungi

Jordan River54min

Jordan River

00:00

Greetings, cultivators worldwide. Jordan River here back with more grow cast sporulating. We have a brand new guest to this show. Members already know him. If you've been to our community cup, you also saw him speak live. Oklahoma fungi is on the line. My friend Jacob is here to talk about soil dwelling fungi. This is a really great episode, and it's going to change the way that you look at fungi in your soil, mycorrhiza, and more. You're going to absolutely love this episode. But before we get into it with Jacob, shout out to AC infinity, that's right. Acinity.com, code grow, cast one five for the biggest savings you can find, grab yourself a Grow Tent kit. Grab yourself a tent, a light, a fan, whatever you need. They have it now. We started working with AC infinity years ago, and all they sold was their cloud line fan. We did a call with them. I remember my old producer, Rob, and I did a call with AC infinity, and they said, We want to break into the Grow game. And boy, have they. Now, years later, they've got everything you need to grow top quality cannabis at home. They've got the best tents on the market if you need a Grow Tent, AC infinity.com, code grow cast one, five. They've got the thicker tent poles. They've got the thicker canvas. Their inline fans are the best in the game. Their new ion grid light is an amazing bar style light. They've got humidifiers, and now they've even got refillable carbon filters. This is going to totally change the game. No more throwing out those carbon filters. I always feel so bad when I toss those things out. Well now you can just refill the brand new activated charcoal in the carbon filter by AC infinity. It's the last carbon filter you're ever gonna buy. You can find it and so much more, from lights to fans to pots and scissors at AC infinity.com. Code, grow, cast one, five, always, everybody. Thank you so much to AC infinity for being ongoing supporters. Thank you to you listeners and enjoy this lovely show with Oklahoma fungi. Hello podcast. Listeners, you are now listening to grow cast. I'm your host, Jordan River, and I want to thank you for tuning in again today, before we get started, as always, I urge you to share this program, send this episode out to a grower or get a smoker growing for the first time. It's how you can help us on our mission of overgrow and see everything we're doing at growcast podcast.com/action, that's where you'll find the seeds and the membership and the classes and everything. Or just go to grow cast podcast.com, you'll see it all there. Thank you for your support. Listeners. Today, we have a brand new guest to this show, good friend of ours. We collaborated on the community cup, an amazing speaker that day at the community cup, and also already a two time grow cast TV guest for the members, but I'm realizing now, first time guest on grow cast podcast. We have none other than Oklahoma fungi on the line. What's up, Jacob, how you doing? Man,

Speaker 1

02:47

hey, I'm doing really well. Jordan, thank you so much for allowing me to come on here and chat about mushrooms and much more.

Jordan River

02:53

Yeah. Man, well, listen, I love your education. You're hard at work here in Oklahoma doing all sorts of events, popping up doing free classes everywhere. You know, I love that education that focus on doing in person classes. You really do a great job, man. So I love mushroom enthusiasts such as yourself. Today, we're going to talk about mushrooms, but we're also going to specifically focus in on the fungi that affects the plants that we care about so much. But before that, you got a mushroom festival coming up in October. Man, you want to talk about that for a second?

Speaker 1

03:26

Yeah, absolutely. So Oklahoma has never had a mushroom Festival, and so this is something that I've been hoping we could make happen for the past three years, since I started Oklahoma fungi. And so this year, on national mushroom day, which is October 15, from 10am to 7pm we're going to be hosting a festival that is family friendly and education oriented. So right now, we have 43 vendors signed up. Four of them are food the other 40 are general market vendors or mushroom artists or mushroom supplement manufacturers. It's an all day mushroom event, and kids under the age of 13 are free, and all adults or anyone above the age of 13 tickets start at $15

Jordan River

04:08

that is so cool. What can people expect as far as the speaking and the education?

Speaker 1

04:13

Yeah, so right now, we have eight speakers lined up, ranging from a dean of a local university to doctors of mycology at University of Central Oklahoma. So we have eight, eight speakers, and each of the topic is going to be relating to fungi. Some of them are about poisonous mushrooms. Some of them are about edible mushrooms. Mine will be about foraging mushrooms. And one of the most interesting topics, in my opinion, will be the Oklahoma psilocybin research program discussion. So at the very end of the night, we're going to close it off with a discussion with a doctor and a citizen lobbyist to talk about one of the pitfalls that we've seen in the Oklahoma program and this research not being passed. We're also going to have about five. Hands on workshops. So if you have a VIP ticket and you don't want to attend to talk, you can scoot right over to the workshops and do some hands on workshops, like growing mushrooms or learning how to make monotubs Or do agar work. So we're really trying to make it a hands on event, and make sure that there's access for everyone, depending on what type of learner you are,

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