✨ New Arrivals Just Dropped!Explore
HomeStore

Nameko 'Plant & Grow' Mushroom Starter Block

Product image 1
Product image 2
Product image 3
Product image 4
Product image 5

Nameko 'Plant & Grow' Mushroom Starter Block

Pholiota nameko | USDA Certified Organic

Method Skill Level: Beginner
Species Skill Level: Intermediate

Our nameko Plant & Grow Mushroom Starter Block features a popular strain widely cultivated in Japan. These kits produce mushrooms that have an earthy flavor with subtle fruit-like hints. And, when cooked, they will fill the air with an aroma that is reminiscent of cashews and butterscotch. As namekos grow, they become covered in a layer of natural gelatin which gives them a unique, almost shiny appearance. In addition to eating the mushroom, their gelatinous covering has a variety of uses and can be made into soups, sauces, or used as a natural thickening agent!

Nameko mushroom kits, though reliable, require extra attention and more time to produce mushrooms. Because they need cooler temperatures and constant humidity when fruiting, they are more difficult to cultivate. They are not ideal for beginners, but can be quite rewarding for experienced growers.

Select Pack Size
From $29.99
Nameko 'Plant & Grow' Mushroom Starter Block
$29.99

Product Information

Shipping & Returns

Description

Pholiota nameko | USDA Certified Organic

Method Skill Level: Beginner
Species Skill Level: Intermediate

Our nameko Plant & Grow Mushroom Starter Block features a popular strain widely cultivated in Japan. These kits produce mushrooms that have an earthy flavor with subtle fruit-like hints. And, when cooked, they will fill the air with an aroma that is reminiscent of cashews and butterscotch. As namekos grow, they become covered in a layer of natural gelatin which gives them a unique, almost shiny appearance. In addition to eating the mushroom, their gelatinous covering has a variety of uses and can be made into soups, sauces, or used as a natural thickening agent!

Nameko mushroom kits, though reliable, require extra attention and more time to produce mushrooms. Because they need cooler temperatures and constant humidity when fruiting, they are more difficult to cultivate. They are not ideal for beginners, but can be quite rewarding for experienced growers.