A mycelium culture of Resinous Polypore (Ischnoderma resinosum)
This specimen was found in Rock Creek Park in Washington D.C. There were over 20lbs of this amazing fungi and we harvested enough for extractions and a cloning.
The nickname 'Anise' comes from the very loud scent that emanates from not only the fruiting body, but also the mycelium itself! It is very reminiscent of star anise and marshmallows. With this being an edible species, the ideas are endless as the flavor profile is incredibly unique.
This species likes low oxygen, high CO2, and lots of moisture, otherwise it will hibernate! Take care when cultivating it!
