Lion's Mane (Long Tooth) Mushroom Liquid Culture- (Hericium Erinaceus)

I’ve been growing mushrooms for over a year now and I recently purchased one of their live liquid culture syringes. The results not so good. All of my spawn jars ended up contaminated with the same color mold in the area I injected the liquid culture. I’m under the impression I got a contaminated product.

This Lion's Mane liquid culture syringe from Forager & Co. was a game-changer for my mushroom growing journey. The culture was incredibly potent and colonized my grain spawn in record time. I was amazed at how quickly and vigorously the mycelium spread. The resulting mushrooms were healthy, robust, and produced abundant, beautiful fruiting bodies. I highly recommend this product to anyone interested in growing their own Lion's Mane mushrooms at home. It's a reliable and efficient way to get started on your mycological adventures.

Absolutely contaminated. Do not buy. It was actually fermenting by day two. I purchased just to expand my Lions mane culture Bank. Absolutely terrible. No returns.

Bought a lions mane liquid culture on Nov and injected 4 cans of grain spawn. All 4 are contaminated with purple mold. On second try I did 3 cans grain spawn with this liquid culture and 3 with liquid culture I bought from a different seller. And all 3 cans from this liquid culture are contaminated and the other 3 are fine. All cans are pressure cooked for 90 minutes at 15 psi and I inject my cans in front of laminor flow hood.

All work preformed in front of flow hood. Did multiple cultures at the same time. Only this one contaminated. It failed on agar LC and grains.

Rookie Report: I am newbie to mushroom cultivation. Purchased liquid culture and the All-In-One kit from these guys and I couldn't be happier. Mycelium was growing within weeks in the bag and I was harvesting fresh Lion's Mane in 4 weeks!Simply injected the liquid culture and put it away out of the light in a cool dry cabinet. Once it was all grown I cut the top of the bag and placed it in a shoe box sized Tupperware. I spray watered the bag every other day. My next purchase I will experiment with a spore syringe!

Great for research purposes

Lions mane culture was contaminated with red bacteria. After colonizing grain, the bag smelled sweet and rotten, like a non-appetizing apple cider. I inoculated a spawn bag, two jars, and four agar plates. All were done in front of a flow hood, and the results were all the same. All developed and unbelievable amount of bacteria. I had some extra grains jars as well, and those remained uncontaminated. Waste of time, money and resources. Do not buy.