Mycorrhized Trees

Wild plants mycorrhized with porcini mushrooms, boletus, truffles, and other edible mushrooms

Acquire mycorrhized trees and plants with porcini mushrooms, boletus, or truffles and bring your own forest of flavors to life. At The Mushroom House, we offer you the unique opportunity to cultivate these coveted mushroom species by mycorrhizing your trees and plants. Imagine enjoying the exquisite taste of porcini mushrooms, the robustness of boletus, or the unmistakable aroma of truffles directly in your green space. Buy now and immerse yourself in the experience of cultivating your own mycorrhized forest, elevating your connection with nature and adding a distinctive culinary touch to your environment. Make your garden a corner where not only plants grow but also the finest flavors!

What mycorrhized plant are you looking for?

Pinus silvestris, pinaster, pinea, nigra, halepensis

Immerse yourself in the fascinating experience of cultivating mycorrhized pines with The Mushroom House, specifically selected for the cultivation of porcini mushrooms. These mycorrhized pines establish a unique symbiosis between fungi and tree roots, creating a conducive environment for the development of porcini mushrooms, a fungus highly appreciated in gourmet cuisine.

Choosing mycorrhized pines not only contributes to the biodiversity and health of the ecosystem but also allows you to harvest porcini mushrooms directly from your own forest. Imagine the satisfaction of collecting these exceptional mushrooms in your own natural environment.

Cultivating porcini-bearing pines with The Mushroom House is an invitation to cultivate a deeper connection with nature and enjoy the unique culinary pleasures that porcini mushrooms offer. Add a special dimension to your landscape, transforming your environment into a forest of flavors where freshness and authenticity intertwine.

Quercus ilex truffle and boletus producers

Discover the potential of mycorrhized holm oaks with our selection of Quercus ilex and Quercus coccifera, trees that not only enrich your natural environment but also act as producers of truffles and boletus mushrooms. Mycorrhization of these holm oaks establishes a beneficial symbiosis with fungi, creating ideal conditions for the development of truffles and boletus mushrooms. This process not only contributes to the biodiversity of your landscape but also gives you the opportunity to harvest these precious products directly from your own forest. Cultivate a connection with nature and elevate your mycological experience with mycorrhized holm oaks, adding a distinctive and delicious touch to your environment. Turn your space into a sanctuary of unique flavors and enjoy the authenticity of homegrown harvests.

Quercus pyrenaica, robur, rubra, faginea, petraea, pubescens

Immerse yourself in the mycorrhized richness of our oaks, including Quercus pyrenaica, robur, rubra, faginea, petraea, and pubescens. These trees not only beautify your environment but also act as prolific producers of truffles and boletus mushrooms. Mycorrhization establishes a beneficial symbiosis between the roots of these oaks and fungi, creating a conducive habitat for the growth of truffles and boletus mushrooms, two culinary delights appreciated by many. This interaction not only promotes ecosystem health but also gives you the unique opportunity to harvest these treasures directly from your own forest. Cultivate a deeper connection with nature and transform your environment into a sanctuary of authentic flavors with our mycorrhized oaks, where freshness and exclusivity intertwine in a unique experience.

Quercus suber mycorrhized with boletus

Our mycorrhized cork oaks, Quercus suber, not only bring elegance to your landscape but also act as notable producers of boletus mushrooms thanks to mycorrhization. This symbiosis benefits both the environment and your kitchen, promoting healthy soil and robust boletus growth. Directly harvesting these mushrooms from your cork oaks offers you the authenticity of cooking with fresh, quality ingredients. Transform your space into a mycological paradise where nature becomes an ally for cultivating trees and unique culinary experiences. Discover the magic of mycorrhized cork oaks and enjoy the authenticity of homegrown harvests with every bite.

Producers of chestnuts and porcini mushrooms

Explore the richness of the mycorrhized ecosystem with our chestnuts, which not only offer the delicious reward of chestnuts but also act as prolific producers of porcini mushrooms. The symbiosis established between chestnuts and beneficial fungi creates an ideal environment for porcini mushroom growth, adding a distinctive culinary component to your landscape. Carefully selected mycorrhized chestnuts not only contribute to biodiversity and soil health but also provide a doubly valuable harvest. Imagine harvesting chestnuts and porcini mushrooms directly from your chestnut trees, enjoying the freshness and authenticity that only homegrown harvests can offer. Cultivate a deeper connection with nature by turning your space into a haven of unique flavors, where the magic of mushrooms and the generosity of chestnuts intertwine in an unparalleled culinary experience.

Fagus sylvatica mycorrhized with Boletus edulis

Discover the magic of mycorrhized beeches, specifically Fagus sylvatica, which establishes a unique symbiosis with Boletus edulis, one of the most appreciated mushrooms in gastronomy. These trees not only beautify your environment but also act as producers of boletus mushrooms, enriching your landscape with the possibility of harvesting this coveted fungus directly from your beeches. Mycorrhization, a beneficial association between tree roots and fungi, not only promotes soil and ecosystem health but also gives you the unique opportunity to enjoy the freshness and authenticity of boletus mushrooms grown in your own natural space. Cultivate a more intimate connection with nature and transform your environment into a sanctuary of authentic flavors with mycorrhized beeches.

Cistus laurifolius, Cistus ladanifer

Explore the efficiency of mycorrhized rockroses, specifically Cistus laurifolius and Cistus ladanifer, as producers of Boletus edulis, the coveted mushroom for its culinary excellence. These shrubs not only enrich your landscape but also offer the advantage of a shorter time to initiate boletus production. Mycorrhization, establishing a beneficial symbiosis between rockrose roots and fungi, promotes a conducive environment for the rapid growth of Boletus edulis. Enjoy a quicker and tastier harvest directly from your mycorrhized rockroses. This process not only benefits soil and biodiversity but also gives you the opportunity to experience the freshness and authenticity of boletus mushrooms in less time. Cultivate a more intimate connection with nature and transform your environment into a corner of authentic flavors with mycorrhized rockroses, where freshness and efficiency combine to offer a unique mycological experience.

Betula pubescens producers of boletus

Discover the wonder of mycorrhized birches, especially Betula pubescens, which act as prolific producers of Boletus. The unique symbiosis between birch roots and fungi creates a conducive environment for the robust growth of Boletus, enriching your landscape with this fungus appreciated in gastronomy. Mycorrhization not only benefits soil and ecosystem health but also gives you the opportunity to harvest Boletus directly from your mycorrhized birches. Enjoy the authenticity and freshness of these mushrooms, grown in harmony with nature. Cultivate a deeper connection with the natural environment and transform your space into a haven of authentic flavors with mycorrhized birches, where nature and culinary arts intertwine in a unique and satisfying mycological experience.

Corylus avellana mycorrhized with truffle

Explore the exquisite fusion of flavors with our mycorrhized hazelnuts, Corylus avellana, which establish a unique symbiosis with truffles, adding an extraordinary dimension to your landscape. Mycorrhization, a beneficial association between hazelnut roots and truffle fungi, creates the ideal conditions for truffle development, noted for their unique aroma and taste. These trees not only beautify your environment but also act as truffle producers, enriching your landscape with this culinary treasure. Directly harvesting truffles from your mycorrhized hazelnuts provides you with the authenticity and freshness of this gourmet delicacy. Cultivate a deeper connection with nature and transform your space into a corner of exceptional flavors with mycorrhized hazelnuts, where freshness and exclusivity converge in a unique and satisfying mycological experience.

What mushroom do you want to mycorrhize?

Find the mycorrhized plant that suits your terrain and harvest your preferred mushroom.

The decision of what type of tree to mycorrhize is essential for the success of your cultivation. Do you prefer to mycorrhize Boletus edulis, Lactarius deliciosus, or some variety of truffle? Each option requires specific conditions. Boletus edulis needs acidic pH. Lactarius deliciosus prefers to associate with pines or firs and adapts to almost all types of terrain. In the case of truffles, oaks, hazelnuts, and some types of oak are the ideal choices. Truffles, on the other hand, thrive in limestone soils. The choice will depend on your preferences and the environment in which you plan your cultivation. By understanding the specific needs of each mushroom and tree, you can create an ideal environment for healthy and productive growth. Start your mycological journey by carefully considering these options and their requirements!

Mycorrhized with Boletus

Here are the trees mycorrhized with Boletus that we offer

At La Casa de las Setas, we offer you an exclusive selection of trees and rockroses mycorrhized with Boletus, giving you the opportunity to incorporate the magic of this natural symbiosis into your environment. Our wide range of mycorrhized species guarantees not only the aesthetic beauty of your green space but also lasting ecological benefits. Experience the unique connection between trees and Boletus, where mycorrhiza enhances plant growth and resilience, improving the overall health of your garden. With each purchase, you not only acquire a beautiful specimen but also contribute to strengthening the biodiversity and sustainability of your environment. Discover the harmony of nature in your own space, thanks to our exclusive offer of trees and rockroses mycorrhized with Boletus.

Mycorrhized with Saffron Milk Cap

Saffron milk cap mycorrhized pines of all varieties to suit your area

Explore our section of Saffron milk cap mycorrhized pines, where we offer you an exclusive variety of pines, such as Pinus silvestris, pinaster, pinea, nigra, and halepensis. These carefully selected species adapt to various terrains and climates, giving you versatile options to beautify your space. Discover the magic of pines mycorrhized with saffron milk caps, Lactarius deliciosus, in our catalog. Each variety brings its uniqueness, contributing to a unique natural environment in your garden. At La Casa de las Setas, we pride ourselves on offering options that adapt to all terrains. Transform your landscape with the beauty of these pine species, complemented by the magic of mycorrhized saffron milk caps, and enjoy your own saffron milk cap patch.

Mycorrhized with Truffle

Truffle-bearing oaks, hazelnuts, and holm oaks for your plantation

Trees mycorrhized with truffle offer the possibility of cultivating two prized varieties: Tuber melanosporum, known as the winter truffle, and Tuber aestivum, recognized as the summer truffle. This symbiotic association between trees and truffles is based on mycorrhization, where tree roots combine with the hyphae of the truffle fungus.

The profitability of cultivating trees mycorrhized with truffle, whether Tuber melanosporum or Tuber aestivum, is reflected in the exclusivity and demand for these truffles in the gastronomic market. Although the process of establishing and maintaining a mycorrhized plantation may take time, the economic reward can be significant due to the premium value of truffles.

Accessories and Equipment for Your Plantation

Discover in our catalog a complete range of essential products for your mycorrhized plantation. From protectors and tutors to substrates and key elements, we offer everything you need to ensure the success of your project. Protectors shield plants from adverse external conditions, while tutors provide support for healthy vertical growth. Our substrates are specifically formulated to promote mycorrhization, creating the ideal conditions for symbiosis between roots and mycorrhizal fungi. Explore our carefully curated selection of products, designed to optimize your mycorrhized plantation. We are committed to providing tools and resources that ensure the prosperous development of your project, allowing you to fully enjoy the benefits of this unique symbiosis between your plants and mycorrhizal fungi."

How to Cultivate Mycorrhized Plants

Complete Guide to Growing Mycorrhized Trees: Considerations Before Starting

Cultivating mycorrhized plants is an art that combines the science of symbiosis between roots and fungi to achieve beneficial results. Before starting your plantation, it is essential to understand various aspects that will influence the success of this fascinating project. From soil conditions to plant selection and planting framework, each detail plays a crucial role in creating an environment conducive to mycorrhizal development. Below, we will thoroughly explore the key factors you should consider when embarking on the cultivation of mycorrhized plants.

Soil Conditions

Location
Selecting the right location is essential. Analyze the climatic conditions of the area, considering temperature, sun exposure, and humidity. Ensure that these conditions are conducive to the optimal development of mycorrhizae, the essential symbiosis between plant roots and beneficial fungi.
Altitude (meters above sea level)
Altitude plays a crucial role in the adaptability of certain species of mycorrhized plants. Different altitudes can affect the availability of moisture and temperature, influencing the selection of the most suitable plants for your location.
Soil Type
Assessing soil composition is fundamental to ensure compatibility with mycorrhizae and selected plants. Consider factors such as texture, structure, and the presence of organic matter or essential minerals to ensure an environment conducive to growth.
Soil pH
Knowing the soil pH is essential to meet the specific needs of mycorrhizae and plants. Soil acidity or alkalinity can affect nutrient availability and symbiosis efficiency. We recommend conducting pH tests and taking measures to adjust the soil to ideal conditions.
Rainfall
The amount of rainfall in your area is a determining factor to ensure a constant and adequate water supply. Monitor local rainfall and consider irrigation systems to ensure that your mycorrhized plants receive the right amount of moisture.

Know the Mushrooms and Plants of the Area

Use Existing Plants
Identify the mushroom species present in the region and adjust the selection of mycorrhized plants accordingly. Use plants that already grow naturally in the area to favor their adaptation to the environment.

Planting Framework

What Distance Should I Plant the Trees?
Establish an appropriate planting framework, considering the plant species and its purpose (truffle or mushrooms). Adjust the distance between plants according to the specific needs of mycorrhization to promote efficient interaction between roots and fungi.
Planting Framework for Boletus
Boletus thrive in a moderate planting framework. A distance of approximately 4 meters between plants is advised to facilitate effective interaction between tree roots and boletus fungi, promoting healthy growth and productive harvesting.
Planting Framework for Saffron Milk Caps
To cultivate saffron milk caps, a narrower planting framework is sought. A distance of approximately meters between plants is appropriate to stimulate efficient mycorrhization and maximize saffron milk cap production in a mycorrhized environment.

We Send Your Mycorrhized Plant Directly from the Nursery

We ship your mycorrhized plant directly from our nursery. Our wide variety of mycorrhized plants is backed by the experience and dedication of a team passionate about mycology. By choosing our services, you not only acquire a high-quality product but also receive the support and advice necessary. In summary, choosing La Casa de las Setas means selecting fresh plants directly from the producer, backed by our unwavering commitment to mycological quality. Trust us to provide you with first-rate mycorrhized plants, cultivated with care and specialized knowledge, so you can enjoy the benefits of mycorrhization in your own environment."

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