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Rubber Cup Mushroom Trichaleurina javanica

Rubber Cup Mushroom Trichaleurina javanica

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Hairy Rubber Cup Mushroom

Trichaleurina javanica

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

Rubber Cup Mushroom Liquid Culture, Trichaleurina javanica, rare tropical cup fungus for cultivation and research

Trichaleurina javanica, commonly known as the rubber cup mushroom, is a rare tropical ascomycete species admired for its unique appearance, rubbery texture, and potential edibility. This high-quality liquid culture offers mycology enthusiasts, researchers, and specialty growers a chance to cultivate this uncommon and visually striking cup fungus at home or in lab settings.

The rubber cup mushroom forms bright orange to reddish cup-shaped fruiting bodies with a firm, elastic texture, making it both a biological curiosity and a beautiful addition to any fungal collection. Native to tropical and subtropical regions, Trichaleurina javanica thrives in warm, humid environments and grows on decaying wood or forest debris.

Key features:

  • Species: Trichaleurina javanica, also called rubber cup mushroom

  • Type: Liquid culture in sterile nutrient broth

  • Ideal for: Research, fungal display, tropical mushroom cultivation, advanced cultivation projects

  • Habitat: Decaying wood, leaf litter, tropical and subtropical climates

  • Growth form: Brightly colored rubbery cups with a lobed or irregular margin

Why grow rubber cup mushrooms:

  • Rare and exotic species not commonly available in culture

  • Unique cup shape and elastic texture make it ideal for fungal education and display

  • A fascinating ascomycete with visual and biological appeal

  • Suitable for tropical mushroom growing environments

  • Can be used in fungal art, biodiversity study, and mycological collections

How to use:
Inoculate sterilized grain or agar plates with this rubber cup mushroom liquid culture, then transfer to a moist, cellulose-rich substrate such as hardwood chips or composted wood. Maintain high humidity and stable warmth for best results. Fruiting typically occurs in tropical-like conditions with moderate airflow and ambient light.

This Trichaleurina javanica liquid culture is perfect for mycologists, botanical collectors, tropical mushroom enthusiasts, and researchers seeking to explore rare and underrepresented fungal species. Its distinctive appearance and growth pattern make it a must-have for any serious mushroom grower or biological curator.

*international orders will not include needle.

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

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