Armillaria nabsnona Western Honey Mushroom Bioluminescent species

Western Honey Mushroom Bioluminescent species

Armillaria nabsnona

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

The Western Honey Mushroom (Armillaria nabsnona), a rare bioluminescent species, brings both fascination and practicality to mushroom enthusiasts. Native to the Pacific Northwest and known for its soft, honey-colored cap, this mushrooms myscelium has an enchanting glow.

Cultivating Armillaria nabsnona is an exciting opportunity for anyone interested in bioluminescent fungi with striking visual display.

One of the few mushrooms with bioluminescent properties, Armillaria nabsnona produces a soft, greenish glow that comes from the mycelium, particularly in decayed wood. This unique trait, sometimes called "foxfire," adds a magical quality to any mushroom garden or grow setup, captivating both beginners and experienced cultivators.

Growing the Western Honey Mushroom gives you the chance to cultivate one of nature’s rare bioluminescent fungi, bringing the beauty of the forest floor to your home or mushroom garden.

Start your journey into bioluminescent fungi and experience the magic of the Western Honey Mushroom. With our premium mushroom culture illuminate your garden or grow space with Armillaria nabsnona, and enjoy the wonder it brings!

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