Fantastic Fungi

Oh my god.

Watch the documentary Fantastic Fungi on Netflix.

Great time.

That's cool.

not a plant not an animal

they're more closely related to humans than they are to vegetables so they're just an amazing thing and for you know bioremediation cleaning oil spills all this there's an amazing documentary Fantastic Fungi people I'd recommend check out but they're also can be edible as well too so what we've done we coppiced a hedge last year we chipped it up then we laid a bed of wood chip from that and we inoculated it with wine

cap mushrooms

so David if you even like if I lift up this wood chip here and I just pull the first layer over you can see all this white like kind of like spider web but that's the mycelium web that's the that's the web of mycelium that's that's So that's

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And so what that means is...

I mean, if anybody's listening to this and is interested, please watch the documentary Fantastic Fungi, as well as the documentary How to Change Your Mind, because you really start to get to know the power of mushrooms.

Fungi is its own-

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... kingdom, and they have these roots that are in the earth called mycelium, and the mycelium is connecting the trees to each other.

You can watch that on Fantastic Fungi.

But that being said, the mycelium is alive, and it's a connector, and also mushrooms help to compost what's on the earth, right? So-

Mm-hmm.

A CGI view of the underground network of tree roots and fungi.

Screenshot from movie Fantastic Fungi.

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