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The Shiitake mushroom is highly prized for its nutty, savory flavor and meaty texture. But did you know it is also used in traditional Chinese and Japanese medicine? Our Shiitakes are grown and harvested with care, producing brown caps with fluffy white scabers. As the mushrooms mature, their caps crack, making them a highly sought-after dried mushroom. Get all the benefits of this nutritious and medicinal mushroom in every dish you make with our fresh Shiitake mushrooms.

Oyster mushrooms, belonging to the Pleurotus genus, are indeed popular in the world of gourmet mushrooms for several good reasons.  

• Oyster mushrooms are a good source of protein, making them a valuable option for those looking to add plant-based protein to their diet.

• They also contain antioxidants, which can help combat oxidative stress in the body, and various essential vitamins and minerals that contribute to overall nutritional health.

King Oyster mushrooms, scientifically known as Pleurotus eryngii, are indeed highly prized for their unique characteristics, making them a popular choice in the world of gourmet mushrooms.   King Oyster mushrooms have become popular in the plant-based and vegan culinary scenes due to their ability to provide a satisfying and meat-like experience in dishes.

 Many people are familiar with Lions Mane due to its medicinal properties.  Lion's Mane mushroom (Hericium erinaceus) is indeed a fascinating and unique fungi with a distinctive appearance.

The mention of lion's mane as a replacement for crab or lobster meat in dishes like lion's mane cakes highlights its versatility in the kitchen. The mushroom's shreddable texture and slightly sweet, umami flavor make it a popular choice for those looking to incorporate unique and healthy ingredients into their meals.

In terms of its medicinal properties, research has suggested several potential health benefits associated with lion's mane:

1. Cognitive Health: Some studies have explored the potential of lion's mane in protecting against cognitive decline. The mushroom contains compounds that may stimulate the growth of nerve cells and enhance cognitive function, potentially offering protection against conditions like dementia.

2. Anxiety and Depression: There is evidence suggesting that lion's mane may have anxiolytic and antidepressant effects. It may help alleviate mild symptoms of anxiety and depression, possibly through its impact on the nervous system.

3. Nerve Regeneration: Lion's mane has been studied for its potential to promote nerve growth and regeneration. This is of particular interest for conditions involving nerve damage, and it may have implications for neurological health.

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The culinary and health benefits of lion's mane make it a popular choice for those interested in both delicious and nutritious food options

Grow instruction:

soak the logs in water for 6-8 hours, if possible, weigh it for a weight of 4.5lb. Then just spray water to the log surface 2-3 times a day. Then in 3-5 days, baby mushrooms will grow out. Environment temperature is better to be 60-70 degrees.

With oyster, just leave it in an environment with a temperature around 65 for 2-3 days. Then make a 3cm cut of the plastic cover at the upper part. Then keep it in a humid environment(80%-90% of humidity preferable), and always with fresh air. But never water the log! Then in about 5-7 days, the mushrooms will grow out.

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She is a cat lost in the mushroom field.

She is the hard working one.