Beech (Hypsizygus tessulatus) Spore Print

Beech mushrooms most commonly fruit on beech trees, thus acquiring the name.  They are also known as Shimeji in East Asia.  This is the brown variant or Beech Clam which produces long white stems in higher C02 environments, with small brown caps.  It's simply delicious! Fruiting Substrates: -Masters mix (50/50 hardwood sawdust & soybean hulls) -Hardwood sawdust & wheat bran @ 20% supplementationColonizing Temperature: 65 to 76 FFruiting Temperature: 55 to 68 FFruiting Humidity: 94 to 98%Air Exchanges:2 per hour New, novel strains of mushrooms are created when starting from spores.  You could discover the next popular strain of your favorite variety when growing mushrooms this way.  Even better, spore prints are more resistant to extreme weather.    Each spore print order includes 2 prints on separate pieces of tinfoil, packaged in individual plastic bags. Commercial spore prints are taken from commercially viable mushroom strains.  Spore prints are taken in sterile lab condi