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Tiger Sawgill, Lentinus tigrinus ; Culture on MYA Plate | Heat Tolerant Genetics | "LT-CNS"
Jacksonville Grown | Small Batch | Support Available | Florida-Focused Learning
Transfers made to order: on MYA plate
You Receive 1 Fresh 100mm MYA dish of Tiger Sawgill mycelium ready for your further expansion.
A proven, swamp/ heat-tolerant mushroom, Lentinus tigrinus often found fruiting in 90+ degrees on submerged logs in rivers/ponds. It loves moisture!
Interestingly this species is caught between some possible morphological evolution with some having either an agaricoid or secotioid forms dependng where you find them and when and some other factors. I have only gotten agaricoid forms in cultivation
This strain colonizes fast, creates dense mycelium and fruit readily even after flushes and broken into the soil!. While not as proven and steady as an oyster or shiitake, this is a fun culture with potentials!
Cultivation Overview
Tiger Sawgill is highly adaptable. Colonization is aggressive and the mycelium is vigorous from the start.
Fruiting Conditions
Temperature: 70–95°F (active Florida summer fruiting documented)
Humidity: 65–95% relative humidity during fruiting
Light: Indirect or diffused light is sufficient
Fresh Air Exchange: High — Lanky if not given ample FAE
Characteristics
Unique Cultivar
Thrives in heat — documented Florida summer performance
Fast colonization, aggressive mycelium
Wide substrate compatibility
Ideal For
Growers in warm, Southern, or humid climates
Summer cultivation when other species stall
Intermediate/ novelty growers alike
Grow clean cultures. Grow unique genetics.
Let's Myceliate Tomorrow.
Jacksonville Grown | Small Batch | Support Available | Florida-Focused Learning
Transfers made to order: on MYA plate
You Receive 1 Fresh 100mm MYA dish of Tiger Sawgill mycelium ready for your further expansion.
A proven, swamp/ heat-tolerant mushroom, Lentinus tigrinus often found fruiting in 90+ degrees on submerged logs in rivers/ponds. It loves moisture!
Interestingly this species is caught between some possible morphological evolution with some having either an agaricoid or secotioid forms dependng where you find them and when and some other factors. I have only gotten agaricoid forms in cultivation
This strain colonizes fast, creates dense mycelium and fruit readily even after flushes and broken into the soil!. While not as proven and steady as an oyster or shiitake, this is a fun culture with potentials!
Cultivation Overview
Tiger Sawgill is highly adaptable. Colonization is aggressive and the mycelium is vigorous from the start.
Fruiting Conditions
Temperature: 70–95°F (active Florida summer fruiting documented)
Humidity: 65–95% relative humidity during fruiting
Light: Indirect or diffused light is sufficient
Fresh Air Exchange: High — Lanky if not given ample FAE
Characteristics
Unique Cultivar
Thrives in heat — documented Florida summer performance
Fast colonization, aggressive mycelium
Wide substrate compatibility
Ideal For
Growers in warm, Southern, or humid climates
Summer cultivation when other species stall
Intermediate/ novelty growers alike
Grow clean cultures. Grow unique genetics.
Let's Myceliate Tomorrow.