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Quercus pyrenaica mycorrhized with Boletus aereus
Discover the Quercus pyrenaica mycorrhized with Boletus aereus, an excellent choice for your garden or forest. This product combines the robustness of the oak with the richness of the fungi, ideal for reforestation projects or sustainable cultivation.
- 450 cc format, perfect for transplanting.
- Height from 0.15 to 0.35 meters, 1 year old.
- Mycorrhized with Boletus aereus, ensuring optimal growth.
- Ideal for well-drained soils and Mediterranean climate areas.
LCS1639-6
€83.95
Tax included
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Gourmet harvest in your own garden: enjoy the exclusivity of gathering Boletus aereus, one of the most highly valued mushrooms in gastronomy, directly on your property with maximum freshness.
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Vigorous and natural growth: the symbiosis between the oak and the fungus strengthens the root system, allowing the tree to grow healthier, stronger, and more resistant to adverse weather conditions.
Can you imagine being able to cultivate a Quercus pyrenaica in your garden or farm that not only grows strong and healthy but also produces delicious Boletus aereus, one of the most gastronomically prized mushrooms? With our mycorrhized plants, this dream becomes a reality. Transform your space into a natural oasis and enjoy the fruits of the earth in the most authentic way.
Our Quercus pyrenaica mycorrhized with Boletus aereus offers tangible results from the very beginning. These plants, ranging from 0.15 to 0.35 meters in height, are prepared to adapt to your soil and grow vigorously. Moreover, the mycorrhization guarantees a perfect symbiosis between the tree and the fungus, resulting in a natural and sustainable production of Boletus aereus in your own environment.
But the benefits go beyond the tangible. Cultivating these plants connects you with nature in a unique way, bringing peace and satisfaction as you see your effort transform into life and nourishment. Additionally, having your own Boletus aereus will allow you to enjoy their exquisite flavor in your dishes, elevating your culinary experience to another level.
What makes this product unique is its quality and care in the mycorrhization process. Each plant is carefully treated to ensure proper development and mushroom production. Furthermore, shipping is done from Monday to Wednesday under controlled conditions, guaranteeing that you receive your order in perfect condition. If you need a specific date, our team will be happy to assist you.
- Young and healthy plants: ready to grow and produce Boletus aereus in your soil.
- Guaranteed mycorrhization: ensures an effective symbiosis between the tree and the fungus.
- Careful shipping: controlled conditions to maintain plant quality.
- Adaptability: ideal for gardens, farms, or reforestation projects.
- Sustainability: contributes to natural balance and ecological production.
- Unique experience: enjoy the satisfaction of cultivating and harvesting your own mushrooms.
Don’t wait any longer to take the first step toward a future full of life and flavor. The Quercus pyrenaica mycorrhized with Boletus aereus is your opportunity to create a unique space where nature and gastronomy come together. Place your order today and start enjoying the benefits of this exceptional product!
LCS1639-6
Data sheet
- Boletus aereus
- Mycorrhizal oaks
- Forestry cup 450
It is a Pyrenean oak specimen whose roots have been symbiotically associated with the Boletus aereus fungus. This bond improves the tree's growth and allows for the future production of edible mushrooms.
It prefers well-drained soils and is ideal for Mediterranean climate zones. It is a robust species perfect for both gardens and sustainable reforestation projects.
Mushroom production usually begins when the tree reaches sufficient maturity, generally between 8 and 12 years after transplanting, depending on environmental conditions.
The plant is 1 year old, has a height between 0.15 and 0.35 meters, and comes in a 450 cc cell format, ready for transplanting.
It is essential to maintain regular watering during the first two summers to ensure rooting. Avoid using chemical fertilizers that could damage the mycorrhizal fungus.
