Species library
Know what you’re bringing into your kitchen.
Clear, food-first guides to flavor, preparation, cultivation, and responsible use.
Hericium erinaceus
Lion’s Mane
A remarkable culinary mushroom with cascading white spines and a tender, seafood-like texture.
Read the guide →Ganoderma species; final product identity pendingReishi
A glossy, slow-growing polypore traditionally prepared as a long-simmered bitter tea.
Read the guide →Cordyceps militarisCordyceps
A vivid orange cultivated mushroom with a mild savory character and long history of traditional use.
Read the guide →Trametes versicolorTurkey Tail
A thin, banded woodland mushroom best suited to slow hot-water preparation.
Read the guide →Pleurotus speciesOyster Mushrooms
Tender, versatile culinary mushrooms grown for local kitchens and market-day cooking.
Read the guide →Pholiota adiposaChestnut Mushrooms
Golden-brown clusters with a crisp bite and nutty depth for savory dishes.
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