Antler reishi mushroom
Liquid Culture · 10cc syringe

Antler Reishi Liquid Culture Syringe

A clean, lab-prepared 10cc liquid culture of Antler Reishi (Ganoderma lingzhi) — living mycelium from a single verified parent, ready to inoculate grain or hardwood.

$15.99
  • Ships from the USA
  • Free shipping over $50
  • Lab-prepared, single parent
Specifications
  • Species: Ganoderma lingzhi
  • Common name: Antler Reishi
  • Category: Functional
  • Format: 10cc liquid culture syringe
  • Best for: Grain spawn & hardwood
  • Fruiting substrate: Supplemented hardwood sawdust (high CO₂ for antler form)
  • Colonization speed: Slow
  • Grower level: Beginner–Intermediate
  • Incubation temperature: 70–80°F
  • Fruiting temperature: 75–85°F
  • Humidity: 90–95%
  • Fresh air: Deliberately low; elevated CO₂ promotes antler growth
  • Light: Directional indirect light
  • Lab prep: HEPA-filtered laminar flow, single verified parent
  • Origin: Prepared in the USA
  • Storage: Refrigerate; best used within ~4–6 months

A clean, lab-prepared Antler Reishi liquid culture (Ganoderma lingzhi), drawn into a sealed 10cc syringe and ready to inoculate sterilized grain or hardwood. Grown in a high-CO₂, low-fresh-air environment, this Reishi channels its energy into striking branched, antler-like fingers instead of flat conks.

The result is one of the most sculptural mushrooms you can grow — bright, coral-like structures that make Antler Reishi a favorite for display as much as for the functional-wellness shelf. It colonizes hardwood readily and is very approachable for newer growers.

Every Gourmet Cultures syringe is drawn under HEPA-filtered laminar airflow from a single verified parent culture for clean, vigorous colonization. Compare it with classic Red Reishi, or add Cordyceps Militaris from our functional liquid cultures. Browse all liquid culture syringes.

Planning your grow? Read the Antler Reishi liquid culture grow guide for substrate, colonization, fruiting conditions, and troubleshooting.

Start clean

Before inoculation, review how to use a liquid culture syringe, storage and shelf life, and contamination signs and prevention. Expanding onto grain? Follow the grain-spawn guide.