Beech mycorrhizated with boletus. Fagus sylvatica 7,5 l

Discover the Haya mycorrhizal with boletus (Fagus sylvatica), a unique species that combines the production of high-quality wood with the ability to generate edible mushrooms. Ideal for forestry and ornamental projects.

  • Mushroom production: up to 80 kg/ha per year from the age of 8-10 years.
  • High-value wood for carpentry and cabinetmaking.
  • Requires well-drained soils and frequent watering.
  • Format: bare root, available in winter.
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LCS1387-1
€71.95
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Quantity units: 5 pcs
height: 1/1,5 m
Nursery format: Naked Root
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  • Double harvest on your own land: enjoy the majesty of a beech tree along with the natural production of exquisite boletus, transforming your outdoor space into a gourmet food source.
Description

Imagine a tree that not only beautifies your environment but also gifts you the most exquisite fruits of nature. The Beech tree mycorrhized with cep is much more than a plant: it's an investment in beauty, sustainability, and flavor. With its ability to produce high-quality mushrooms and top-grade wood, this tree becomes a living treasure that will last for generations. Is it time to give your garden or forest a touch of magic and productivity?

The Beech tree mycorrhized with cep is not only an ornamental tree of impressive beauty but also a source of valuable resources. Starting from the 8th-10th year, you'll begin to enjoy a mushroom production that can reach up to 80 kg per hectare per year. Additionally, its wood, appreciated in carpentry and cabinet making, is synonymous with quality and durability. This tree is a gift to the environment and to your palate.

But its benefits go beyond the tangible. Planting a Beech tree mycorrhized with cep is an act of connection with nature. Watching this tree grow, with its majestic height of up to 40 meters and its longevity of up to 700 years, will fill you with pride and satisfaction. It's an experience that transcends the material, adding a unique emotional value to your life.

Moreover, this tree stands out for its versatility and adaptability. It requires well-drained soils and a pH above 5, but with proper care, it becomes an indispensable element in any environment. Its planting frame of 6-7 meters ensures optimal growth, both for mushroom production and for wood. It's a smart choice for those who seek to combine aesthetics and functionality.

  • Mushroom production: Enjoy up to 80 kg of mushrooms per hectare per year, a gourmet delicacy that grows directly from your land.
  • High-quality wood: Ideal for carpentry and cabinet making, its wood is resistant, durable, and of great ecological value.
  • Exceptional longevity: With a lifespan of up to 700 years, this tree will be a legacy for future generations.
  • Ornamental beauty: Its majestic stature and purple foliage make it a unique decorative element.
  • Easy transportation and planting: Thanks to its bare-root presentation, it is lighter and easier to handle.
  • Adaptability: Grows in well-drained and cold soils, making it an ideal option for temperate climates.

Don't miss the opportunity to have in your hands a tree that has it all: beauty, productivity, and a legacy that will endure centuries. The Beech tree mycorrhized with cep is a choice that will transform your environment and provide you with unique satisfactions. Act now and get hold of this natural treasure before it runs out! Plant today and reap the benefits tomorrow.

Product Details
LCS1387-1

Data sheet

  • Boletus edulis
  • Mycorrhizal beech trees
  • Bare root
AI FAQs
When will the beech tree start producing boletus?
Edible mushroom production typically begins between 8 and 10 years after planting.
How many mushrooms can be harvested per hectare?
Up to 80 kg of boletus per hectare per year can be obtained under optimal conditions.
What type of soil and care does Fagus sylvatica need?
It requires well-drained soils and a frequent watering schedule to ensure proper development.
When is the best time to plant the bare-root beech?
Planting should be done during the winter, which is when the bare-root format is available.
What are the main uses of this mycorrhizal tree?
It is ideal for forestry and ornamental projects, standing out for its high-quality wood and mushroom production.