Late Fall Olive Oysterling / Mukitake MycoGarden Fruiting Kit - (Sarcomyxa serotina)

Grow Mushrooms. Grow Soil. Grow Life.

Plant it. Water it. Watch it grow.

The Olive Oysterling MycoGarden Fruiting Kit makes it simple to bring the magic of the forest floor into your garden. Just bury the block, water well, and in only a few weeks, clusters of velvety olive-brown mushrooms will rise through the leaves like tiny woodland treasures.

This galaxy colored mushroom with greenish yellow and violet tinge hues is one of the most delicious mushrooms out in the woods. It has yellow tightly packed gills and it resembles oyster mushrooms, although they are not related at all. Its fruiting window is October-December. It is native to North America.

Buttery in texture, this mushroom can be bitter if not cooked for longer than 15 minutes. Studies show that this mushroom is potentially great for lowering high blood lipid levels.

While your mushrooms flourish aboveground, their mycelium is quietly transforming what lies beneath—breaking down mulch, feeding beneficial microbes, and creating rich, dark soil that nurtures everything you plant.

Earthy, elegant, and effortlessly rewarding—Olive Oysterling brings forest harmony to your home garden.

🌱 Why You’ll Love It

• Fast Fruiting: Enjoy mushrooms within 2–4 weeks of planting.
  
  
• Effortless: No tools or experience required—just bury and water.
  
  
• Soil Enhancing: Mycelium decomposes organic matter, enriching and aerating the soil.
  
  
• Perfect for Fall: Thrives in cool, moist conditions with fallen leaves.
  
  
• Naturally Beautiful: Soft olive-toned caps add organic texture to your garden beds.
  
  

🍄 How to Plant

1. Dig a hole 6–8 inches deep in a shady or semi-shady spot.
   
   
2. Place your Olive Oysterling block in the hole and cover with soil and a light layer of leaves or straw.
   
   
3. Water thoroughly and maintain moisture.
   
   
4. Watch mushrooms fruit in weeks and continue in flushes through the fall season.
   
   

🌤️ Best Planting Season

Fall

🪴 Ideal Locations

Woodland edges, garden beds, mulched areas, and leaf-littered borders