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Study Penny Bun / Porcini (Boletus edulis), a sought-after woodland mushroom, as a living mycelium culture. Intended for experienced mycologists working with ectomycorrhizal fungi and experimental host-tree projects.
Format: One 10 ml liquid-culture syringe. Culture only; mushroom images are illustrative.
One 10 ml syringe containing living Boletus edulis mycelium in liquid medium
One sterile needle and alcohol wipe
Protective packaging for transit
Porcini is ectomycorrhizal: it forms a relationship with the roots of suitable living host trees. Growth on laboratory media does not establish that relationship or guarantee mushrooms. It is not suitable for a standard hardwood all-in-one grow bag or a grain-to-bulk fruiting method. Use this culture for specialist culture work and carefully planned host-tree research; fruiting is not guaranteed.
Work with sterile tools in a clean workspace. Check a small sample on sterile agar before further culture work. Follow a species-specific protocol and keep clear records of your trials.
Prepared fresh to order in Ireland. See our shipping policy for current preparation and delivery information.
Penny Bun, Porcini and Cep are common names for Boletus edulis. This woodland species depends on suitable host-tree associations and environmental conditions. It is a specialist choice rather than a beginner mushroom-growing project.
Keep the culture sealed and protected from direct sunlight and temperature extremes. Plan to use it promptly. Contact Artisan Mushrooms for species-specific storage advice if you need to delay your project.
Species: Boletus edulis
Format: Liquid Culture
Quantity: 10 ml liquid culture
Experience level: advanced / experimental
Prepared in Ireland
Illustrative product image. The culture supplied is the format named in this listing; mushrooms and other props are not included.
Study Penny Bun / Porcini (Boletus edulis), a sought-after woodland mushroom, as a living mycelium culture. Intended for experienced mycologists working with ectomycorrhizal fungi and experimental host-tree projects.
Format: One 10 ml liquid-culture syringe. Culture only; mushroom images are illustrative.
One 10 ml syringe containing living Boletus edulis mycelium in liquid medium
One sterile needle and alcohol wipe
Protective packaging for transit
Porcini is ectomycorrhizal: it forms a relationship with the roots of suitable living host trees. Growth on laboratory media does not establish that relationship or guarantee mushrooms. It is not suitable for a standard hardwood all-in-one grow bag or a grain-to-bulk fruiting method. Use this culture for specialist culture work and carefully planned host-tree research; fruiting is not guaranteed.
Work with sterile tools in a clean workspace. Check a small sample on sterile agar before further culture work. Follow a species-specific protocol and keep clear records of your trials.
Prepared fresh to order in Ireland. See our shipping policy for current preparation and delivery information.
Penny Bun, Porcini and Cep are common names for Boletus edulis. This woodland species depends on suitable host-tree associations and environmental conditions. It is a specialist choice rather than a beginner mushroom-growing project.
Keep the culture sealed and protected from direct sunlight and temperature extremes. Plan to use it promptly. Contact Artisan Mushrooms for species-specific storage advice if you need to delay your project.
Species: Boletus edulis
Format: Liquid Culture
Quantity: 10 ml liquid culture
Experience level: advanced / experimental
Prepared in Ireland
Illustrative product image. The culture supplied is the format named in this listing; mushrooms and other props are not included.
