Chicken of the Woods Mushroom

from £7.49

Liquid Culture

What does your order contain:

– Luer Lock syringe containing Chicken of the Woods Mushroom Liquid Culture
–18g x 1.5inch BD needle
–70% isopropyl alcohol swab

Colonised Petri Dish

What does your order contain:
– Chicken of the Woods Mushroom Colonised Petri Dish

The petri dish is a 6 cm (60mm) made of Polypropylene (PP) plastic (autoclavable). One petri dish is enough for more than 5 colonisation bags.

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Liquid Culture

What does your order contain:

– Luer Lock syringe containing Chicken of the Woods Mushroom Liquid Culture
–18g x 1.5inch BD needle
–70% isopropyl alcohol swab

Colonised Petri Dish

What does your order contain:
– Chicken of the Woods Mushroom Colonised Petri Dish

The petri dish is a 6 cm (60mm) made of Polypropylene (PP) plastic (autoclavable). One petri dish is enough for more than 5 colonisation bags.

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Scientific name: Laetiporus

Other Names: Hen-of-the-wood, Chicken of the Woods, Chicken Mushroom, Sulphur Shelf, Sulphur Polypore

Substrate Preference:

  • Best Substrates: Hardwood logs, especially oak or chestnut.

  • Growing Conditions: Chicken of the Woods requires a cooler climate, with ideal temperatures of 16-21°C (60-70°F).

Cultivation Tips:

  • Incubation: Colonization may take several months, as the mushroom needs time to break down the wood.

  • Fruiting: This species tends to fruit after rainstorms or increased moisture. Keep the logs in a shaded and moist environment.

Harvesting: Harvest when the caps are soft and bright orange for the best flavor.

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