Jacksonville Grown | Small Batch | Instructions Included | Support Available | Florida-Focused Learning
Made to Order
These 5lb Lion’s Mane fruiting blocks are made from organic supplemented hardwood pellets and fully colonized with vigorous Hericium erinaceus mycelium. With proper humidity and fresh air, the block will quickly begin producing the signature big white pompoms that transform into dense clouds with long dangling spines in good conditions that make Lion’s Mane one of the most recognizable mushrooms in the world.
Watch in just days-weeks as the mycelium transforms the block into a living structure, pushing out dense clusters that grow before your eyes into big Manes. Like †hey would from a tree in the Wild, only on your kitchen coun†er!
Lion’s Mane is widely loved for its Nootropic uses, unique texture, mild seafood-like flavor, and fascinating growth habit, making it one of the most rewarding mushrooms for home cultivation.
Block Details:
• Weight: 5lb fruiting block
• Substrate: Organic supplemented hardwood pellets (w/ Soy Hulls or Wheat Bran)
• Species: Hericium erinaceus
• Fully colonized and ready to fruit
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How to Grow (Slice & Grow)
1. Cut a “—” or horizontal slit in the bag
2. Place in a humid environment
3. Maintain airflow and indirect light
4. Mist surface to start pin formation if in very dry conditions. BUT DON’t SPRAY YOUR MUSHROOMS. Water droplets can be spot for bacteria.
That’s it — the mycelium handles the rest.
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Fruiting Conditions:
Temperature: 55–80°F
Humidity: 50–90% relative humidity
Light: Indirect light or ambient room light
Fresh Air Exchange: Moderate airflow encourages long healthy spines
What to Expect:
With proper care, each block can produce multiple flushes of Lion’s Mane mushrooms. Simply cut the bag, maintain humidity, and watch the mycelium do the rest.
Lion’s Mane fruits quickly and dramatically, often forming beautiful white clusters within 10–18 days after initiating fruiting conditions.
Perfect for:
• Home mushroom growers
• Mycology enthusiasts
• Kitchen counter grows
• Gourmet mushroom lovers
• Educational growing projects
Jacksonville Grown | Small Batch | Instructions Included | Support Available | Florida-Focused Learning
Made to Order
These 5lb Lion’s Mane fruiting blocks are made from organic supplemented hardwood pellets and fully colonized with vigorous Hericium erinaceus mycelium. With proper humidity and fresh air, the block will quickly begin producing the signature big white pompoms that transform into dense clouds with long dangling spines in good conditions that make Lion’s Mane one of the most recognizable mushrooms in the world.
Watch in just days-weeks as the mycelium transforms the block into a living structure, pushing out dense clusters that grow before your eyes into big Manes. Like †hey would from a tree in the Wild, only on your kitchen coun†er!
Lion’s Mane is widely loved for its Nootropic uses, unique texture, mild seafood-like flavor, and fascinating growth habit, making it one of the most rewarding mushrooms for home cultivation.
Block Details:
• Weight: 5lb fruiting block
• Substrate: Organic supplemented hardwood pellets (w/ Soy Hulls or Wheat Bran)
• Species: Hericium erinaceus
• Fully colonized and ready to fruit
⸻
How to Grow (Slice & Grow)
1. Cut a “—” or horizontal slit in the bag
2. Place in a humid environment
3. Maintain airflow and indirect light
4. Mist surface to start pin formation if in very dry conditions. BUT DON’t SPRAY YOUR MUSHROOMS. Water droplets can be spot for bacteria.
That’s it — the mycelium handles the rest.
⸻
Fruiting Conditions:
Temperature: 55–80°F
Humidity: 50–90% relative humidity
Light: Indirect light or ambient room light
Fresh Air Exchange: Moderate airflow encourages long healthy spines
What to Expect:
With proper care, each block can produce multiple flushes of Lion’s Mane mushrooms. Simply cut the bag, maintain humidity, and watch the mycelium do the rest.
Lion’s Mane fruits quickly and dramatically, often forming beautiful white clusters within 10–18 days after initiating fruiting conditions.
Perfect for:
• Home mushroom growers
• Mycology enthusiasts
• Kitchen counter grows
• Gourmet mushroom lovers
• Educational growing projects
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