"GLZ-Tiger" Ganoderma lingzhi ; Culture on MYA Plate | Originally by Terrestrial Fungi

$30.00

*Transfers made to order: on MYA plate


You Receive 1 Fresh 100mm MYA dish of Ganoderma lingzhi “Tiger” mycelium ready for your further expansion.

“Tiger” lingzhi is a Terrestrial Fungi creation off the highly researched lingzhi species. This cultivar produces lovely striped and colorful red to yellow antlers. Thinner antlers than some Reishi and whispy but aggressive mycelium. This mushroom does great in the heat! By changing the directions and the angles of the light you can manipulate how this species grows and where it grows.

Cultivation Overview

G. lingzhi grows on sterilized, supplemented hardwood blocks. It colonizes aggressively and produces dense mycelial material throughout the substrate. Like other Ganoderma species it is slow compared to Pleurotus or Hericium, but what it produces is architecturally impressive and long-lasting. Outdoor log and stump cultivation is also an option given its natural range in warm climates.


Fruiting Conditions

Temperature:  60–88°F fruiting  |  60–82°F colonization

Humidity:  60–90% RH during fruiting

Light:  Indirect light: very minimal phototropic response.

Fresh Air Exchange:  Moderate: reduce FAE to encourage extended antler growth; increase for denser conk formation.

Substrate:  Sterilized supplemented hardwood blocks — dense hardwoods preferred.

Climate Note:  Well-suited for warm climate cultivation


Characteristics

• Sourced through Terrestrial Fungi: so you know its great!

• Extremely vigorous colonizer: Blink and it leathers up on agar and substrate. Be ready; Don’t use jars for grain unless you are READY.

• Long reaching tiger striped antlers with glossy lacquered surface

• Produces leather-like mycelial composite material — MycoMaterial applications

• Long-lasting, architecturally impressive fruiting bodies

Ideal For

• Ganoderma collectors and Reishi complex enthusiasts

• Artist and those looking to create living sculptures

• Southeast and warm-climate cultivators

• Researchers interested in fungal biomaterials and composite production

Let's Myceliate Tomorrow. 🍄

*Transfers made to order: on MYA plate


You Receive 1 Fresh 100mm MYA dish of Ganoderma lingzhi “Tiger” mycelium ready for your further expansion.

“Tiger” lingzhi is a Terrestrial Fungi creation off the highly researched lingzhi species. This cultivar produces lovely striped and colorful red to yellow antlers. Thinner antlers than some Reishi and whispy but aggressive mycelium. This mushroom does great in the heat! By changing the directions and the angles of the light you can manipulate how this species grows and where it grows.

Cultivation Overview

G. lingzhi grows on sterilized, supplemented hardwood blocks. It colonizes aggressively and produces dense mycelial material throughout the substrate. Like other Ganoderma species it is slow compared to Pleurotus or Hericium, but what it produces is architecturally impressive and long-lasting. Outdoor log and stump cultivation is also an option given its natural range in warm climates.


Fruiting Conditions

Temperature:  60–88°F fruiting  |  60–82°F colonization

Humidity:  60–90% RH during fruiting

Light:  Indirect light: very minimal phototropic response.

Fresh Air Exchange:  Moderate: reduce FAE to encourage extended antler growth; increase for denser conk formation.

Substrate:  Sterilized supplemented hardwood blocks — dense hardwoods preferred.

Climate Note:  Well-suited for warm climate cultivation


Characteristics

• Sourced through Terrestrial Fungi: so you know its great!

• Extremely vigorous colonizer: Blink and it leathers up on agar and substrate. Be ready; Don’t use jars for grain unless you are READY.

• Long reaching tiger striped antlers with glossy lacquered surface

• Produces leather-like mycelial composite material — MycoMaterial applications

• Long-lasting, architecturally impressive fruiting bodies

Ideal For

• Ganoderma collectors and Reishi complex enthusiasts

• Artist and those looking to create living sculptures

• Southeast and warm-climate cultivators

• Researchers interested in fungal biomaterials and composite production

Let's Myceliate Tomorrow. 🍄