Delicate as frost. Fierce as firewood.

Conifer Coral Hericium is a rare sight outside the wilderness — a branched, coral-like fungus usually found fruiting from fallen pine, spruce, or fir.
This strain has been brought out of the deep woods and into cultivation with precision and care — and it’s unlike anything else on the grower’s bench.

With intricate, antlered growth and dense but airy branching, Conifer Coral delivers a striking visual profile and a fine-textured, mild, slightly nutty flavor that chefs and extractors alike can appreciate.

It performs best on conifer-heavy substrates, making it a prime candidate for regions or operations where softwoods are abundant — or for cultivators simply ready to grow something truly distinct.

Why Choose Conifer Coral Hericium?

Coral-Like Growth Form
This isn’t your average Lion’s Mane. It branches like a living chandelier — thin, sculpted arms of white mycelial lace.

Grows on Conifer Substrate
Where other Hericium struggle, this strain thrives — pine, spruce, fir, cedar. You’re not limited to hardwood.

Rare in Cultivation
Almost never seen on farms or at markets — a truly unique offering for chefs, foragers, and fungi freaks alike.

Mild, Nutty, Clean Flavor
Light and elegant on the palate — excellent when sautéed, seared, or used as a meatless centerpiece.

High Visual and Medicinal Value
Its branched form makes it a favorite for displays and functional extractions alike — with all the immune-supporting benefits Hericium is known for.

Choose Your Weapon:

🧪 Liquid Culture — The Shock Trooper

Inject this forest-born marvel directly into your conifer mix. Fast colonization, strong resilience, wild spirit.

🧫 Culture Plate — The Mycelial Forge

Active mycelium on nutrient-rich agar — for those who want to sculpt, propagate, or run trials on alternative substrates.

🧪🔬 Culture Slant — The Cryo-Chamber

Store the branching beauty of conifer coral for future flushes. Stability without stalling your timeline.

Grow Against the Grain

Conifer Coral isn’t just another mushroom — it’s a statement.
A challenge to convention. A delicate tangle of forest logic, brought to heel through focused cultivation.

Grow on softwood. Fruit something rare.
Branch out.