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Premium Lion's Mane Liquid Culture Syringe (10ml)

Premium Lion's Mane Liquid Culture Syringe (10ml)

$14.99
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Grow your own functional medicine with our premium Lion's Mane (Hericium erinaceus) liquid culture. Renowned for its unique, shaggy white icicles and powerful cognitive-boosting properties, this strain is isolated from top-tier genetics for rapid growth, high density, and massive clusters.
Our nutrient-rich liquid media delivers aggressive mycelial expansion, making it a reliable choice for commercial gourmet farms and health-conscious home growers alike.

🌟 Why Choose Our Culture?


  • Top-Tier Genetics: Selected for large, dense pom-pom shapes with a delicious, lobster-like flavor profile.
  • Fast Colonization: Aggressive mycelium engineered to rapidly colonize grain spawn and hardwood substrates.
  • Brain & Wellness Powerhouse: Ideal for cultivating highly sought-after mushrooms used in cognitive health supplements.
  • Lab-Tested Purity: 100% sterile, prepared inside a certified cleanroom under strict HEPA laminar flow hoods.

📦 What’s Included


  • 1x 10ml Lion's Mane Liquid Culture Syringe
  • 1x Sterile 18G Dispensing Needle
  • 1x Alcohol Prep Pad

⚙️ Cultivation Parameters


  • Preferred Substrates: Hardwood sawdust blocks (enriched with wheat bran), Master's Mix, or rye grain spawn.
  • Incubation Temp: 70°F – 75°F (21°C – 24°C) in complete darkness. Note: Lion's Mane mycelium is notoriously fine and wispy, and it often fruits early in the bag!
  • Fruiting Temp: 60°F – 68°F (15°C – 20°C) with 85-95% humidity and high fresh air exchange (FAE).

🛡️ Our Clean Culture Guarantee

We test every single batch on agar before shipping to guarantee zero contamination. If you encounter any issues within 30 days of delivery, send us a photo of your agar plate or grain jar for a free replacement.

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