Rochester Area Mycological Association

Item Tag: Earth Cap Mushrooms

  • Cordyceps Mushroom Liquid Cultures

    Notorious for being a particularly tricky fungus to cultivate. This is understandable due to its extremely selective and strange food choices in the wild. Many non-insect substrates have been tested out including beans, lentils, quinoa, and rice. Based in many reports and empirical testing, rice has by far rendered the most abundant yields (1). White…

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  • Black Pearl Oyster Mushroom Liquid Cultures

    Black Pearl King Oyster Liquid Culture Pleurotus ostreatus *The liquid is not for human consumption. It needs to be put in grain or another substrate to grow. If you have any questions please message prior to ordering. *These are gourmet mushrooms with no other properties. Black Pearl mushrooms are a fun hybrid between oyster mushrooms…

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  • Blue Oyster Mushroom Liquid Cultures

    Blue Oyster Liquid CulturePleurotus ostreatus *The liquid is not for human consumption. It needs to be put in grain or another substrate to grow. If you have any questions please message prior to ordering. *These are gourmet mushrooms with no other properties. Young specimens will be blueish color on their caps, then changing color to…

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  • Pearl Oyster Mushroom Liquid Cultures

    Pearl King Oyster Liquid Culture Pleurotus ostreatus *The liquid is not for human consumption. It needs to be put in grain or another substrate to grow. If you have any questions please message prior to ordering. *These are gourmet mushrooms with no other properties. Oyster mushrooms are some of the easiest mushrooms to cultivate at…

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