Bleach Cup Morel Disciotis venosa

Bleach Cup Morel

Disciotis venosa

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

Bleach Cup Morel Disciotis venosa Liquid Culture, rare edible cup fungus for early spring outdoor cultivation and wild mushroom garden installations

Disciotis venosa, commonly known as the Bleach Cup Morel, is a rare spring-fruiting fungus valued for both its unique appearance and edibility. This cup-shaped mushroom resembles early-stage morels and releases a distinctive bleach-like aroma when fresh, especially after rain. Native to North America and Europe, it is often found growing in rich humus or loamy forest soils in early spring, near hardwood trees.

This premium liquid culture contains a clean and viable strain of Disciotis venosa, ideal for experimental outdoor cultivation. It can be used to inoculate sterilized grain spawn and later transferred to nutrient-rich soil or buried hardwood debris to simulate natural fruiting environments.

Key features:

• Species: Disciotis venosa, commonly known as Bleach Cup Morel

• Type: Liquid mushroom culture in sterile nutrient solution

• Ideal for: Outdoor forest gardens, rich loamy soil beds, early spring mushroom patches

• Growth habit: Brown cup-shaped fruiting bodies with veined inner surface and bleach-like odor when fresh

• Culinary value: Edible wild mushroom with similar texture and flavor to morels, harvested in early spring

Why grow Bleach Cup Morel mushrooms:

• Unique and rare edible mushroom closely related to morels

• Fruiting occurs early in the season before other wild mushrooms emerge

• Adds diversity to gourmet wild mushroom gardens and permaculture setups

• Fascinating for mycologists and collectors of uncommon species

• Ideal for forest restoration and experimental cultivation under hardwood trees

How to use:
Inoculate sterilized grain with Bleach Cup Morel Disciotis venosa liquid culture. Once colonized, apply the grain spawn to outdoor beds enriched with aged hardwood chips, composted leaf litter, or loamy forest soil. Fruiting may occur in early spring when soil is moist and temperatures begin to rise. Best results occur in shaded, undisturbed woodland settings.

Disciotis venosa Bleach Cup Morel mushroom liquid culture is a top choice for growers interested in rare edible fungi and early-season forest mushroom cultivation. Whether for culinary exploration, wild-simulated patches, or mushroom identification training, this species delivers uniqueness and flavor.

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