Latin Name: Inonotus obliquus
 
Overview:
Chaga is a powerful medicinal fungus most commonly found growing on birch trees in cold northern forests. It has a long history of use in traditional herbal preparations.
 
Primary Benefits:
Chaga is extremely rich in antioxidants, including melanin and polysaccharides that may support immune function and cellular health.
 
Growth Style:
Rather than producing traditional mushrooms, Chaga forms a hardened fungal mass known as a conk.
 
Harvest Appearance:
Black, charcoal-like exterior with a golden orange interior.
 
Grower Difficulty:
Advanced / Wild Harvest Species
 
Unique Trait:
Chaga grows directly on birch trees rather than producing traditional mushrooms.
 
Fun Fact:
Chaga contains one of the highest antioxidant levels found in natural foods.
 
Each strain is carefully handcrafted and selectively chosen during the cloning process to preserve strong genetics, consistency, and vitality. Every syringe contains 10ml of live liquid culture, prepared under sterile conditions for optimal performance.