Lions Mane Mushroom Liquid Culture Syringe

Our Lion’s Mane Liquid Culture Syringe is designed for effortless mushroom cultivation at home. Each syringe contains 10ml of premium Hericium erinaceus mycelium, carefully suspended in a nutrient-rich liquid medium. To ensure a seamless growing experience, the syringe comes with a sterile 16-gauge needle and an alcohol wipe. Lion’s Mane mushrooms are celebrated for their unique “pom pom” clusters, gourmet flavor, and potential brain-boosting benefits—making this an excellent choice for home growers and enthusiasts.

Getting started with our Lion’s Mane liquid culture is simple and beginner-friendly:

1. Refrigerate upon arrival: Keep the syringe fresh by storing it in the fridge
2. Shake before use: Mix the mycelium evenly by shaking the syringe thoroughly.
3. Inoculate your substrate: Inject the liquid culture into sterilized grain bags, jars, or supplemented sawdust using a self-healing injection port.
4. Maintain sterility: Work in a clean environment, such as a still air box or flow hood, to prevent contamination.

Our syringes make it easy to grow fresh, high-quality Lion’s Mane mushrooms at home, even if you’re a first-time grower.

Ensure a successful harvest by following these expert tips:

• Temperature: Lion’s Mane mushrooms thrive in cool conditions between 60–70°F (16–21°C).
• Substrate: Use sterilized grain or supplemented sawdust for optimal growth and yields.
• Yields: Expect 0.5–1 lb of fresh mushrooms from the first flush, with multiple harvests possible over the coming months.
• Humidity: Maintain high humidity levels (around 80–90%) to support proper fruiting and prevent drying out.

With the right setup, your Lion’s Mane mushrooms will flourish, providing delicious and nutritious rewards.

Q: How long does the syringe stay viable?
A: When refrigerated, our syringes remain fresh for up to 2 months.

Q: What should I do if I see contamination?
A: Discard the contaminated substrate immediately. To avoid this, always use sterile techniques and sanitize your workspace.

Q: How quickly will I see results?
A: Mycelium typically begins colonizing the substrate within 7–10 days under the right conditions.

Q: Can I reuse the syringe needle?
A: Yes, but ensure the needle is sterilized before and after each use to prevent contamination.

Q: How can I avoid contamination?
A: Work in a clean environment, use sterilized tools, and inoculate substrates in a still air box or flow hood for the best results.