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<blockquote data-quote="7mmMag" data-source="post: 170379" data-attributes="member: 1188">The MeatEater podcast uploaded an episode yesterday and they were talking about morels. I personally hate mushrooms but I've never had a morel but I listened to the episode about it because it was pretty interesting. Disclaimer...I dont know if any of this is true but they talked like it is. Supposedly people are unable to grow morels in a controlled environment. They said nobody can figure out how to. But in 1982 a college student did figure out how to do it and he got a patent on the process. Well a short time after he got the patent he was murdered. They claim a botched robbery. They said he supposedly had a lucrative deal with dominos to sell them morels but maybe its all coincidence. Well he had the patent but its very vague so nobody can replicate it.Also they say that the bag with the holes to release the spores doesn't do anything. They said that spores are everywhere already, they just need the right environmental conditions to grow. They said the bags are good so the morels don't get moldy like they would in a bag that doesn't have holes.MeatEater has really a really good podcast, I suggest people check it out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="7mmMag, post: 170379, member: 1188"] The MeatEater podcast uploaded an episode yesterday and they were talking about morels. I personally hate mushrooms but I've never had a morel but I listened to the episode about it because it was pretty interesting. Disclaimer...I dont know if any of this is true but they talked like it is. Supposedly people are unable to grow morels in a controlled environment. They said nobody can figure out how to. But in 1982 a college student did figure out how to do it and he got a patent on the process. Well a short time after he got the patent he was murdered. They claim a botched robbery. They said he supposedly had a lucrative deal with dominos to sell them morels but maybe its all coincidence. Well he had the patent but its very vague so nobody can replicate it. Also they say that the bag with the holes to release the spores doesn't do anything. They said that spores are everywhere already, they just need the right environmental conditions to grow. They said the bags are good so the morels don't get moldy like they would in a bag that doesn't have holes. MeatEater has really a really good podcast, I suggest people check it out. [/QUOTE]

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