Colonized Petri Plate — Wine Cap Mushroom (Stropharia rugosoannulata)

🍄 Wine Cap Stropharia Mycelium — Ready to Grow

Discover Stropharia rugosoannulata, the beloved Wine Cap mushroom, with this early-stage colonized Petri plate — a living mycelium culture perfect for gourmet mushroom cultivators, hobbyists, and collectors seeking vigorous genetics for outdoor beds, wood chip gardens, and substrate expansion.

📦 What You Get

One 90mm Petri dish with early-stage colonized agar culture of Stropharia rugosoannulata (Wine Cap / Garden Giant). The mycelium is actively growing, clean, and ready for transfer to grain spawn, agar wedges, or expansion into liquid culture. Shipped sealed and protected.

✨ Highlights

• Vigorous Wine Cap genetics — known for robust outdoor cultivation and high yields
• Early colonization stage — ideal timing for clean transfers and further propagation
• Pure mycelium culture — no contaminants, laboratory-grade agar medium
• Perfect for wood chip beds, straw substrates, and permaculture mushroom gardens
• Gourmet culinary favourite — meaty texture, nutty flavour, excellent for cooking
• Beginner-friendly species — forgiving, fast-growing, thrives in garden settings

🔬 How to Use & Storage

Store the sealed Petri plate in a cool, dark place (4–8°C ideal) until you're ready to work. Use sterile technique to transfer wedges to fresh agar plates, inoculate sterilized grain jars, or expand into liquid culture. Wine Cap mycelium colonizes wood chips, straw, and compost-enriched substrates beautifully. For outdoor beds, layer inoculated spawn between wood chips in spring or autumn for best results. Keep the plate sealed until transfer to maintain purity.

🇮🇹 Shipped with Care from Italy

Every culture is carefully packaged to ensure it arrives in perfect condition. Dispatched promptly from our Italian lab with tracking.

🌟 Start Your Wine Cap Garden Today

Add this early-stage colonized plate to your cart and bring the magic of Stropharia rugosoannulata to your cultivation space. Perfect for expanding your mycelium library or starting a productive outdoor mushroom bed.