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Lion’s Mane Mushroom Kit

Lion’s Mane Mushroom Kit

Regular price $ 29.50 USD
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Our lion’s mane mushroom kit will not disappoint! 

This strangely shaped and delicious mushroom is a welcome to the dinner plate of any mushroom lover. With a lobster like taste this mushroom is fantastic sautéed with some butter and lemon juice. Our lion’s mane mushroom kit comes ready to fruit, simply poke holes in the bag, mist daily, and mushrooms will grow within a week.

Each lion's mane mushroom kit will fruit 1-3 times over the course of 2 months offering 1-3 pounds of mushrooms for your dinner table.

Furthermore, each lion’s mane mushroom kit is 6 pounds, fully colonized and certified organic. 

Lion's mane starts as a tight cluster that looks similar to a brain and over the course of 3 or 4 days begins to unravel majestic spines until they are cascading towards the earth. Harvest this mushroom when the spines are ¼-½ an inch long. This mushroom is delicious sautéed in thin slices or torn apart into bite size pieces. Add lemon juice and butter or olive oil to complement the flavor of Lion’s mane.

Here is our step-by-step process:

1. Cut small slits or holes in the bag. We use a pair of scissors and cut a 1 inch slit in the bag, you can also use a knife and make an X where you want the mushroom to fruit

2. For even fruiting cut two holes on the larger side of the bag and 1 hole on the short side of the bag, in total 6 holes.

3. Roll the top of the bag down so it covers the filter and there is limited air above the sawdust substrate. Flip the bag over so the block keeps the rolled part closed. Alternatively, use clothes pins or paper clips to keep the bag rolled. This ensures the mushrooms fruit outside of the bag rather than inside.

4. Mist the outside of the bag once or twice a day. Keep in a lighted place like your kitchen counter or living room shelf.

5. Harvest the mushrooms when the spines are cascading down and are about ¼ - ½ an inch long. Allow the block to rest for 7-10 days and the mushrooms will begin fruiting again! Most blocks will fruit 3-4 times before they are ready to be composted.

6. Reorder a fruiting mushroom block at fungially.com

The ideal temperature and humidity for fruiting your lion's mane mushroom kit is between 45-70˚F with a relative humidity of 70-85%.

Get your lion's mane mushroom grow kit now! 

Also be sure to check out our entire line of mushroom growing kits. We have an array of edible, gourmet species that fit the dinner plate perfectly. These mushroom growing kits work both indoors and out if conditions are appropriate. These mushroom growing kits are great for everyone, from beginners to pros!

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EH
11/14/2022
Edna H.
United States United States

Lions manr

Very good

A Fungi Ally Customer
JL
10/18/2022
Jennifer L.
United States United States

Already growing

I received the mushroom kit late last week, and the mushrooms are already fruiting. The how-to video was a great help. Can't wait to try the mushrooms when they're ready!

LV
10/16/2022
Lisa V.
United States United States

Excellent!

Fabulous! I hope these lovely mushrooms pop out soon! I am loving my new little indoor lions mane garden!

DA
08/10/2022
David A.
United States United States

Monster Lion's Mane!

I've bought several mushroom blocks from Fungi Ally, as well as taken their wonderful online course. I have a block of Lion's Mane blossoming already. They are large enough to frighten visitors which is good as it leaves more for me and my wife. I've made vegan crab cakes with my other flushes from Fungi Ally and recommend that highly.

RH
08/02/2022
Ronald H.
United States United States

Lions Mane

It grew really well and fast once it came up. Very tasty when sliced and simmered in butter with a little cinnamon !