How to Harvest Chaga Correctly (Featuring Birch Polypore)

" dear mister chaga man " i loved that genuine laugh :P

I like how you planted new chaga on a different tree. Also, I enjoy the vibe.

My husband and I live in the Adirondacks also, thanks for showing this.

I have had Chaga tea many times but never found one until today on a walk! It's good size and I marked it on my phone map to harvest later when I have a knife 😀. Safe land to do so too 💚

Awesome video, been looking at information for a presentation and found this guy three separate times

Whoa. This video is so fabulous!

Just subscribed, cause you showed how to harvest chaga perfectly. Very good video. 🏆🤠👍

Cool video, thanks for sharing

Great vid thanks 👍

Excellent video

You guys have the best chaga tea bags awesome quality

Thank you!

Love to you from Ohio! Thank you for being awesome!!!!!

Great video

Chaga is very aggressive. I had bought a culture and it's very fast growing on petri dishes and sawdust. Though I've noticed it requires grain (sugars) in the sawdust, it will not grow out fully on pure sawdust unless u give it a very long time. But it's faster than most mushrooms at colonizing. I understand that it's more medicinal from birch, because of the birch triterpene. But it took about a month to colonize a block, and is building thick mycelium on top, I notice the mycelium just builds onto of itself. It's white though, but from what I understand about fungi found at chernobyl, melanin is used by certain fungi to protect against radiation and extreme environments. So I think it's environment is too mellow to produce melanin, upon exposure to sun and cold it should reach the extremes needed to produce melanin.

Amazing

Cool stuff

Enjoy your content. New subscriber.

Hey! Love to see someone promoting sustainable harvesting with Chaga. What's your opinion on harvesting in the different seasons? How do you think it affects potency ?

What are incredible place