HE-SBOBarbour County, West Virginia
Lion's Mane
Hericium erinaceus
CULTURE ID HE-SBO
Isolated off maple - one of the most dependable Lion's Mane lines we keep, with consistent, dense flushes. Wild genetics with a known origin; expect it to perform to your setup.
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The collection
Hericium erinaceus - lion's mane - is a hardwood tooth fungus known for its waterfall of white spines and a seafood-like texture when cooked. It favors beech, oak, and maple in the wild, fruiting from wounds in living and fallen trees.
HE-SBO was isolated from a wild fruiting on maple in Barbour County, West Virginia. This line is valued for its consistency - dense, reliable flushes grow after grow. A dependable working strain for growers who want repeatable results from wild genetics.
Available as a 10cc liquid culture or 90x15mm agar plate. Every Redbird line traces to the tree and county it came from.
- Origin
- Barbour County, West Virginia
- Collected from
- Collected from maple
- Species
- Hericium erinaceus
- Catalog
- HE-SBO
Growing from this culture
Take the next step with clean technique.
Read the agar to liquid culture guide