
Cordyceps
Cordyceps militaris
Vivid orange fruiting bodies, prized for cordycepin content. Selected in-house for dense, uniform stromata.
- Fruiting
- 60–68°F
- Colonization
- 10–14 days
Genetics library
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Cordyceps militaris
Vivid orange fruiting bodies, prized for cordycepin content. Selected in-house for dense, uniform stromata.

Hericium erinaceus
Cascading white spines with a seafood-like texture. Studied for compounds linked to nerve growth factor.

Pleurotus pulmonarius
Steel-blue caps that pale to grey. Vigorous and forgiving, a strong first strain for new growers.

Pleurotus pulmonarius
Dark, smoky-brown caps in tall, stacked clusters. A firm-textured oyster with a rich, savory flavor.

Pleurotus djamor
Flamingo-pink tropical oyster with a savory, ham-like flavor when cooked. Loves the heat.

Pleurotus eryngii
Thick, meaty stems with a scallop-like bite. A premium culinary strain.

Pholiota adiposa
Clustered golden-brown caps with a nutty, peppery flavor and a crisp texture that holds up in cooking.

Ganoderma lucidum
Lacquered red conks or antlers, traditionally prepared as teas and tinctures.

Trametes versicolor
Banded, fan-shaped brackets. One of the most researched medicinal mushrooms.
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