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Ghost Fungus Agar Culture
Ghost Fungus Agar Culture
Start a specialist culture project with our bioluminescent Ghost Fungus (Omphalotus nidiformis) agar culture. Each sealed plate contains actively growing mycelium for clean transfers, culture expansion and mycology research.
NON-EDIBLE — NOT FOR CONSUMPTION. Ghost Fungus is poisonous. Do not eat the mushrooms, mycelium or agar culture. Supplied for research and ornamental cultivation only.
Freshly Prepared to Order
Every plate is prepared fresh to order in our sterile laboratory. Because the culture is grown specifically for your order, please allow up to 15 working days before dispatch.
Product Highlights
Live Ghost Fungus mycelium growing on nutrient agar
Bioluminescent species known for its natural green glow
Prepared fresh to order
Suitable for agar-to-agar transfers and culture expansion
Recommended experience level: specialist / experienced growers
Carefully sealed and packaged by Artisan Mushrooms in Ireland
About Ghost Fungus
Ghost Fungus (Omphalotus nidiformis) is valued for its bioluminescence. The glow is best observed in complete darkness and varies with culture condition and development. Product imagery is illustrative; visible brightness is not guaranteed.
This species is poisonous and non-edible. Keep it clearly labelled and separate from edible mushroom cultures.
How to Use This Culture
Use sterile tools to transfer healthy, uncontaminated agar wedges to fresh agar or suitable sterile media. Work in a clean environment. This living culture is intended for mycology research, preservation, expansion and ornamental cultivation, not food production.
Product Details
Common name: Ghost Fungus
Scientific name: Omphalotus nidiformis
Format: One sealed mushroom mycelium agar plate
Condition: Living culture, made fresh to order
Dispatch time: Up to 15 working days
Bioluminescent: Yes
Edibility: Poisonous — non-edible; not for consumption
Please note: Agar cultures are living biological products. Growth pattern, density and colour can vary naturally between species and plates.
Ghost Fungus Agar Culture
Start a specialist culture project with our bioluminescent Ghost Fungus (Omphalotus nidiformis) agar culture. Each sealed plate contains actively growing mycelium for clean transfers, culture expansion and mycology research.
NON-EDIBLE — NOT FOR CONSUMPTION. Ghost Fungus is poisonous. Do not eat the mushrooms, mycelium or agar culture. Supplied for research and ornamental cultivation only.
Freshly Prepared to Order
Every plate is prepared fresh to order in our sterile laboratory. Because the culture is grown specifically for your order, please allow up to 15 working days before dispatch.
Product Highlights
Live Ghost Fungus mycelium growing on nutrient agar
Bioluminescent species known for its natural green glow
Prepared fresh to order
Suitable for agar-to-agar transfers and culture expansion
Recommended experience level: specialist / experienced growers
Carefully sealed and packaged by Artisan Mushrooms in Ireland
About Ghost Fungus
Ghost Fungus (Omphalotus nidiformis) is valued for its bioluminescence. The glow is best observed in complete darkness and varies with culture condition and development. Product imagery is illustrative; visible brightness is not guaranteed.
This species is poisonous and non-edible. Keep it clearly labelled and separate from edible mushroom cultures.
How to Use This Culture
Use sterile tools to transfer healthy, uncontaminated agar wedges to fresh agar or suitable sterile media. Work in a clean environment. This living culture is intended for mycology research, preservation, expansion and ornamental cultivation, not food production.
Product Details
Common name: Ghost Fungus
Scientific name: Omphalotus nidiformis
Format: One sealed mushroom mycelium agar plate
Condition: Living culture, made fresh to order
Dispatch time: Up to 15 working days
Bioluminescent: Yes
Edibility: Poisonous — non-edible; not for consumption
Please note: Agar cultures are living biological products. Growth pattern, density and colour can vary naturally between species and plates.

