• Beginner-friendly: no special equipment required
• Fast results: first harvest typically within 10–14 days
• Multiple flush potential with proper care
• Chef-loved variety with premium texture and flavor
• Compact footprint: grows on a countertop or shelf

• Species: Hericium erinaceus (Lion’s Mane)
• Substrate: Sterilized hardwood blend, fully colonized
• Box Dimensions: 20 × 15 × 12 cm (approx.)
• Ideal Conditions: 18–24°C (65–75°F), moderate indirect light, 85–95% humidity in fruiting area
• Yield: 1–3 flushes typical with proper maintenance

• 1 × Fully colonized Lion’s Mane grow block (sealed)
• 1 × Humidity tent (fruiting bag)
• 1 × Misting bottle
• 1 × Alcohol wipe (for clean incision)
• Quick-start guide & detailed care instructions
• QR code link to troubleshooting & recipe ideas

1. Sanitize scissors or a clean blade. Cut an “X” on the marked spot of the bag.
2. Slip the humidity tent over the block and place it in a bright, indirect-light area.
3. Mist the inside of the tent 2–3× daily to maintain humidity.
4. Harvest when spines are well-formed and tips just begin to elongate (before yellowing).
5. Rest the block for 5–7 days, then repeat the fruiting cycle for additional flushes.

For a scallop-like sear, slice into thick medallions and pan-sear over medium heat until edges caramelize.
Finish with a splash of lemon, butter, and fresh herbs. Lion’s Mane also shreds beautifully for “crabless” cakes or tacos.

• Keep sealed until you’re ready to fruit; store in a cool, dry place
• Avoid direct sun and heat sources
• After harvest, refrigerate mushrooms in a paper bag for up to 5–7 days

This product is intended for cultivating legal, edible gourmet mushrooms.
Always follow local laws and regulations. For food safety, cook thoroughly before consumption.
Individuals with mushroom allergies should avoid handling or consuming the product.

Q: Do I need special equipment?
A: No. Regular misting and a clean workspace are sufficient.

Q: How many times will it fruit?
A: Most kits produce 1–3 flushes, depending on care and environment.

Q: Why are my mushrooms small or misshapen?
A: Low humidity or excessive airflow can cause deformities mist more and reduce drafts.