Black Fungus Annulohypoxylon archeri (needed for growing Snow Fungus)

Black Fungus (needed for growing Snow Fungus)

Annulohypoxylon archeri

10 cc/ml liquid fungi mycology culture syringe with a sterile needle.

Black Fungus Annulohypoxylon archeri Liquid Culture, essential symbiotic host for successful snow fungus Tremella fuciformis cultivation

Annulohypoxylon archeri, commonly referred to as black fungus in mushroom cultivation, is a necessary symbiotic host species for successfully growing the highly prized medicinal and culinary mushroom Tremella fuciformis, also known as snow fungus or white jelly mushroom. This hardwood-loving fungus naturally colonizes dead or decaying wood and forms a biological relationship that enables Tremella fuciformis to fruit effectively.

This high-quality liquid culture provides a clean and reliable way to cultivate Annulohypoxylon archeri on hardwood substrates such as sawdust blocks, logs, or buried wood chips. Once established, this host fungus can be co-inoculated with Tremella fuciformis to enable the production of snow fungus fruiting bodies in controlled indoor or outdoor conditions.

Key features:

• Species: Annulohypoxylon archeri, commonly known as black fungus

• Type: Liquid mushroom culture in sterile nutrient solution

• Ideal for: Hardwood sawdust blocks, logs, outdoor beds, co-cultivation with Tremella fuciformis

• Role: Symbiotic host fungus required for successful snow fungus fruiting

• Habitat: Decays hardwood and creates a mycelial network that supports Tremella development

Why grow Annulohypoxylon archeri:

• Required host species for Tremella fuciformis snow fungus cultivation

• Enables commercial and at-home growers to successfully produce snow fungus

• Grows efficiently on sterilized hardwood substrates and natural wood materials

• Great for research, medicinal mushroom production, and fungal biodiversity

• Compatible with co-inoculation and multi-strain cultivation techniques

How to use:
Inoculate sterilized grain with black fungus Annulohypoxylon archeri liquid culture. Once colonized, transfer the grain spawn to pasteurized hardwood sawdust blocks or freshly cut hardwood logs. Allow the host fungus to fully colonize the substrate. Once established, introduce Tremella fuciformis culture to the same substrate. Maintain high humidity and warm temperatures to encourage successful fruiting.

Annulohypoxylon archeri liquid culture is a vital tool for anyone looking to cultivate snow fungus at home or commercially. Whether for medicinal mushroom production, mycological study, or gourmet farming, this symbiotic species enables the successful growth of Tremella fuciformis and supports advanced mushroom cultivation techniques.

*instructions are not included, please thoroughly research growing conditions and techniques.