Cyanescens

€12.99

Category: North America Tag: bestseller

Why Liquid Culture Outperforms Spores: Liquid culture offers faster and more reliable germination compared to spores, with more consistent growth patterns and higher success rates. Ready-to-use cultures eliminate the waiting period typically required for germination and allow better control over strain genetics and characteristics, significantly reducing contamination risks.

Exceptional Purity and Quality Control: Our liquid cultures are produced under rigorous quality controls to maintain high concentrations and reliable integrity, delivering consistency and high standards with every product.

Isolated and Stable Varieties: Each culture is carefully isolated and genetically stabilized, ensuring consistent and repeatable results, which is why our products are trusted by dedicated researchers and enthusiasts.

Sterile and Long-Lasting: Packaged in sterile syringes for secure handling, our liquid cultures have an extended shelf life, often lasting over a year, compared to the typical three-month span of standard options.

Key Benefits:
✓ One 10ml syringe can inoculate 5+ bags
✓ 12+ months shelf life when properly stored
✓ Premium sterilized packaging
✓ Expert quality control
✓ Fast worldwide shipping
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10ML High-Quality Liquid Culture

Description
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Genetic Background:
Wavy Cap is a unique species that thrives in coastal and temperate regions, particularly in the Pacific Northwest. This strain’s natural affinity for wood-rich, organic environments such as forest floors makes it an interesting study in ecological adaptation.

Growth Characteristics:
This strain is known for its specific environmental needs, favoring cooler and humid conditions with wood-based substrates. Given these specialized requirements, Wavy Cap is more suitable for advanced cultivation efforts, where researchers can explore its slow, steady growth and environmental resilience.

Appearance:
Wavy Cap is distinct for its uniquely wavy-edged caps that deepen in color as they mature. When handled, the mushrooms may develop blue-hued bruising, adding to their visual intrigue and making them a notable specimen for morphological studies.

Historical Significance:
Originally discovered in the Pacific Northwest, Wavy Cap has continued to draw interest for its resilience and adaptability within natural coastal ecosystems. It remains a valued species for mycologists studying fungi in temperate, coastal habitats.

Note:
Wavy Cap spores are intended solely for research, taxonomy, and educational purposes. Please comply with all local regulations when purchasing or handling these spores.