Start a new culture project with our Golden Oyster (Pleurotus citrinopileatus) agar plate culture. Each sealed plate contains actively growing mycelium selected for clean transfers, culture expansion and inoculation of suitable sterile media.
Every plate is prepared fresh to order in our sterile laboratory to provide the freshest possible culture with strong vitality and vigorous mycelial growth. Because the culture is grown specifically for your order, please allow up to 15 working days before dispatch.
Golden Oyster produces striking yellow caps in tightly packed clusters and is valued for its rapid, energetic mycelial growth. This warm-weather species adds vivid colour to a gourmet mushroom collection.
Transfer clean wedges to fresh agar, sterilised grain or liquid culture, then expand onto pasteurised straw or supplemented hardwood substrate. Always work with sterile tools in a clean environment and transfer only healthy, uncontaminated growth.
Please note: Agar cultures are living biological products. Growth pattern, density and colour can vary naturally between species and plates.
Start a new culture project with our Golden Oyster (Pleurotus citrinopileatus) agar plate culture. Each sealed plate contains actively growing mycelium selected for clean transfers, culture expansion and inoculation of suitable sterile media.
Every plate is prepared fresh to order in our sterile laboratory to provide the freshest possible culture with strong vitality and vigorous mycelial growth. Because the culture is grown specifically for your order, please allow up to 15 working days before dispatch.
Golden Oyster produces striking yellow caps in tightly packed clusters and is valued for its rapid, energetic mycelial growth. This warm-weather species adds vivid colour to a gourmet mushroom collection.
Transfer clean wedges to fresh agar, sterilised grain or liquid culture, then expand onto pasteurised straw or supplemented hardwood substrate. Always work with sterile tools in a clean environment and transfer only healthy, uncontaminated growth.
Please note: Agar cultures are living biological products. Growth pattern, density and colour can vary naturally between species and plates.