Lion's Mane (Hericium Erinaceus) Slant or Agar Plate
This culture, I actually stole from a fancy HEB in the Woodlands. They were charging 45 dollars per fresh pound of these massive, dense balls of Lion’s mane. Of course, I peeled off a $1 chunk from the biggest one in the basket then proceeded to clone it.
This culture is extremely fast growing and will produce some perfect looking spheres of Lion’s mane. It also will grow great in vitro. The standard 60/40 hardwood to soybean hulls should suffice just fine.
This culture, I actually stole from a fancy HEB in the Woodlands. They were charging 45 dollars per fresh pound of these massive, dense balls of Lion’s mane. Of course, I peeled off a $1 chunk from the biggest one in the basket then proceeded to clone it.
This culture is extremely fast growing and will produce some perfect looking spheres of Lion’s mane. It also will grow great in vitro. The standard 60/40 hardwood to soybean hulls should suffice just fine.
This culture, I actually stole from a fancy HEB in the Woodlands. They were charging 45 dollars per fresh pound of these massive, dense balls of Lion’s mane. Of course, I peeled off a $1 chunk from the biggest one in the basket then proceeded to clone it.
This culture is extremely fast growing and will produce some perfect looking spheres of Lion’s mane. It also will grow great in vitro. The standard 60/40 hardwood to soybean hulls should suffice just fine.