Grow your own Black Trumpets with this mycelium kit
Valued for their rich flavor and unique shape, Black Trumpets are prized woodland mushrooms among cooking enthusiasts. With this kit, you can grow these natural treasures in your garden or in the forest.
Details
This kit contains a tube of liquid Black Trumpet mycelium (Craterellus cornucopioides), produced under optimal sterile conditions. The mycelium is ready to be diluted in a sugar-water solution to start cultivation.
Black Trumpets thrive in symbiosis with trees such as:
- Beech trees
- Oak trees
- Chestnut trees
- Hazelnut trees
- Conifers
They prefer rich, heavy soils (e.g., clay soils) that are very moist, with moderate sun exposure.
Product benefits:
- Compatible with natural environments or wooded gardens.
- Suitable for outdoor cultivation, ideal in woodland conditions.
- Produces tasty and unique Black Trumpet mushrooms for cooking.
- An environmentally friendly and sustainable method.
- Allows prolonged fruiting if the mycelium is properly maintained.
Cultivation instructions
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Preparing the sugar-water mixture :
- Use bottled mineral water to minimize the presence of chlorine.
- Add approximately 10% preservative-free apple or lemon syrup (glucose/fructose).
- Mix the contents of the mycelium tube at a rate of 15 ml for a 1.5-liter bottle or 50 ml for a 5-liter bottle.
- Gently shake to distribute the mycelium evenly.
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Mycelium development :
- Place the mixture in a dark room at a stable temperature of at least 20°C.
- Let it rest for 4 to 5 days until the mycelial filaments develop and the liquid becomes cloudy.
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Soil inoculation :
- Dig holes or furrows approximately 20 cm deep near the target trees.
- Fill the holes with a mixture of leaf compost, wood, straw, or humus.
- Spread the mycelium mixture over the substrate, then add a thin layer of mulch to preserve moisture.
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Environmental conditions :
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Humidity : Maintain high humidity, particularly during dry periods.
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Temperature : Aim for a climate between 10°C and 25°C.
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Exposure : Choose partially shaded or shaded areas.
Seasonality and harvest
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Inoculation : Spring or early autumn, when weather conditions are mild and humid.
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Expected fruiting : Black trumpets generally appear from August to November, approximately 2 to 3 years after inoculation.
Transform your space into a true forest sanctuary and discover the pleasure of growing your own black trumpets. Adopt a sustainable cultivation method today!
Why choose SemiSauvage - Permaculture?
At SemiSauvage - Permaculture , we offer high-quality products designed to promote sustainable cultivation. Our mycelium tubes are carefully vacuum-sealed to ensure their purity and effectiveness.
Each kit includes detailed instructions , with clear instructions and practical tips to maximize your chances of success, whether you are a beginner or experienced.
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