If these type of mushrooms would be cultivated we would find them in stores, the can’t be cultivated as it seems, there have to coexistence between trees and fungi that’s why we don’t find them in store shelves.
As for white cup or portabella mushrooms it’s different or oyster mushrooms can be grown with ease. What h some videos explaining it.
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This Item  King Bolete Mushroom (Boletus edulis Bull) Mycelium Spores Spawn Dried Seeds |  |  |  | |
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| Sold By | Marky Marks! | SeedsUP LLC | Sherwood's Seeds | Everwilde Farms |
| type | mushroom | mycelium | carrot,spinach | watermelon |
| weight | — | — | 3 ounces | 0.1 pounds |
| sunlight exposure | — | Full Sun | Full Sun | Full Sun |
| moisture needs | — | — | Moderate Watering | Moderate Watering |
| care instructions | — | water | Water | water |
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Tim Jones
This is a waste of money! But...read til the end for a good quality alternative! :)
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 24, 2019
Tim Jones
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 24, 2019
Boletus edulis (and most other edible Boletus species) have over millions of years of evolution lost the genes coding for the enzymes that break down cellulose and lignin. So they cannot decompose wood, straw, bark or any other plant material! Do not waste your money or time attempting to grow them as you would say oyster, shiitake, king stropharia or any other saprophytic (decomposing) fungus on wood, bark or straw etc, as they simply WILL NOT GROW this way!
However, unlike another reviewer stated there has been some limited success growing them in conjunction with the correct trees/shrub species. Certainly not on a commercial scale, but with the right trees in your garden you might get lucky.
However.... this particular “product” is a total waste of money!! Just a bunch of bird seed in a little plastic bag. No professional packaging, no instructions (luckily I don’t need any as I studied mycology) but I don’t believe for a second that this item is genuine. See attached photo 1 & 2 for what you will receive for your hard earned money!
I bought 9 packs of these, costing nearly £100, and was furious when I opened the package. After multiple emails (several of which were simply ignored) the seller refused to provide a return address, telling me “it would cost me too much to post them back to China”. After I told them I wasn’t concerned about the return postage cost and I wanted to return them for a refund they still refused! Eventually I had to escalate a complaint to Amazon and Amazon then refunded my money. I would give negative 5 stars if I could! Never experienced such an outrageous lack of customer service in my entire 47 years of life!
BUYER BEWARE!
If, having read all of this, you do still want to attempt to grow Boletus edulis I suggest you purchase the item in the following link instead. It is professionally packaged with everything you will need (except the required host tree!) and approved by the polish mycorrhizal society.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Mycorrhizal-vaccine-mycorrhiza-porcini-mushrooms/dp/B07CGN1MFZ/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8
Instructions are in polish, but if you visit the manufacturer’s website and click the Union Jack you’ll find English instructions.
Hope this helps!
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