Urban Fungi
Chicken Of The Woods - Laetiporus sulphureus
Chicken Of The Woods - Laetiporus sulphureus
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Chicken of the Woods (Laetiporus sulphureus) liquid culture syringe, suitable for inoculating agar, grain (for transfer work), hardwood-based substrates, and logs. A unique option for growers interested in working with this well-known wild gourmet species.
What You Will Receive
Sterile Chicken of the Woods live liquid culture syringe
Sterile needle for precise inoculation
Ideal Growing Conditions – Chicken of the Woods
Substrate: Hardwood logs, wood blocks, supplemented hardwood sawdust
Colonisation Temperature: 22°C – 26°C
Fruiting Temperature: 18°C – 24°C (primarily outdoor conditions)
Humidity: High (natural outdoor environment)
CO₂ concentration: Natural outdoor levels
Chicken of the Woods is best suited for outdoor cultivation on hardwood and may require extended time to establish.
About Chicken of the Woods
Chicken of the Woods (Laetiporus sulphureus) is a highly prized wild mushroom known for its bright orange color and firm, meat-like texture. It grows naturally on hardwood trees and is valued for its culinary use.
Important Note
This species is more challenging to cultivate compared to common gourmet mushrooms and is best suited for:
outdoor log inoculation
long-term cultivation projects
experimental growing setups
Indoor fruiting is less predictable.
All liquid cultures are:
freshly prepared from tested master cultures
handled under sterile conditions
checked to ensure only clean, viable mycelium is present
We guarantee clean culture; if any issues arise, we will replace it.
What Is Liquid Culture
Liquid Culture (LC) is live mushroom mycelium suspended in a nutrient-rich liquid medium. It allows for faster colonisation and more consistent results compared to spores.
Storage
Room temperature: up to 1 month
Refrigerated: up to 12 months or longer
For best performance, it is recommended to use the culture soon after receiving.
Suitable For
outdoor mushroom cultivation
log inoculation
agar work and culture expansion
experimental growing projects
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