South Slough Turkey Tail - Liquid Culture

This Wild Strain comes from Coos County, OR. It was cloned to agar and subsequently transferred to liquid culture. A 10 cc syringe with a sterile needle is included.

This is a wild strain that I found while hiking down at the South Slough, in Charleston, OR. The mycelium is very vigorous and will fully colonize grain and sawdust in about 10-14 days. It's pretty slow to fruit. I've found they fruit better outdoors than in my high humidity fruiting chamber. At least, here on the coast.