Kit de culture de morilles

Lot de 4 (20 $/sac)
$99.00

Morchella sextelata · Liumei 102 · colonized spawn bags


Embark on the rewarding journey of cultivating your own gourmet morel mushrooms directly in your garden with the North Spore Surface Spawn Morel Mushroom Kit. This kit utilizes an emerging high-yield technique from China, where colonized spawn bags are laid directly on the bed surface, The spawn bags act as both the spawn and the nutrition in one, so no separate nutrient bags are needed. It tends to out-yield the traditional buried method, and it lets you lift the spawn and replant the same ground year after year.

What to Expect

Results depend almost entirely on holding cool, stable temperatures through colonization and pinning.

Morels are sown in the fall, for fruiting in the spring (long incubation). Orders for this product will be delivered during September 2026, as soon as the preferred temperatures set in.

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Spawn de morille éprouvé commercialement pour l'extérieur

Difficulté : Avancée. Les morilles nécessitent une attention particulière à la température, à l'humidité et au timing.

Pendant des décennies, les morilles ont été considérées comme la dernière frontière de la culture des champignons — très prisées, largement étudiées et presque impossibles à cultiver. Le kit de jardin de morilles North Spore est basé sur un système de culture commerciale éprouvé utilisé à grande échelle en Chine, où les morilles sont maintenant cultivées de manière fiable saison après saison. Ce kit combine cette approche éprouvée sur le terrain avec une souche commerciale de morille de haute qualité (ME4), offrant aux cultivateurs l'accès à la méthode la plus avancée et la plus fiable actuellement disponible pour la production de morilles en extérieur.

Chaque sac contient 1,8 kg de substrat riche en nutriments entièrement colonisé conçu spécifiquement pour la culture de morilles à domicile. Plutôt que de mélanger le spawn à la terre, ces sacs sont conçus pour être posés directement sur la surface du lit, permettant au mycélium de s'étendre à partir d'un point de départ puissant et riche en nutriments. Cette approche remplace des décennies d'incertitude par une méthode fiable et testée sur le terrain pour la production de morilles.

Kit contents Colonized spawn bags (spawn + nutrition)
Method Surface spawn bags · no exo bags needed
Harvest time Spring typically. Winter in warm climates
Effort High · active management
Best planted Fall
Method status Emerging · intensive

About this method

Colonized spawn bags are placed on top of the bed rather than worked into the soil. Each bag is both the spawn and its food source in one, the mycelium colonizes outward from a concentrated store of nutrition, so unlike the buried method, this approach is able to achieve commercial yield levels without the use of exogenous nutrient bags. Under the right conditions it produces more vigorous colonization and higher fruiting density than the buried method, and the spawn can be lifted to replant the same ground season after season. The trade-off is exposure: without soil buffering the temperature around the spawn, surface placement is more sensitive to swings, which makes environmental control the most important variable.

Plant in Fall. Harvest in Spring.

Temperature is a key factor in determining how successful you will be with this method. If the temperature gets too hot, even for a few days, the pins will stall out. One benefit of mycelium, however, is that it can go dormant in winter and then restart growth in the spring. This method utilizes that principle to increase the chance of success. In most place in the US, it is very hard to find 4-5 months of temperatures in the correct temperature range. Thus, the technique we recommend is planting in the fall, giving the mycelium 2-3 months to colonize, having the mycelium go dormant in the winter, then using cool spring temps for further colonization and fruiting. A greenhouse, high tunnel, or cold frame is highly recommended to protect from snow.

How it works

  1. Set up your protected growing space

    A low tunnel, high tunnel, greenhouse, or cold frame with shade cloth is essential. Get this in place before your kit arrives.

  2. Prepare a raised bed

    Build or clear a raised bed with good drainage. Avoid waterlogged or heavily compacted ground.

  3. Place the substrate bags on the surface

    Lay the colonized nutrient bags directly on the bed surface without burying them. Space evenly and press gently to ensure good contact with the soil below.

  4. Cover and manage conditions

    Maintain cool, stable temperatures and consistent moisture. Monitor regularly through the colonization phase.

  5. Watch for primordia

    First signs of fruiting appear as small pinpoints on the soil surface. Maintain stable conditions and harvest when caps are fully formed but before they begin to open and dry.

Frequently Asked Questions

It's highly recommended for the surface method in particular. Because the spawn sits on the surface without the soil buffering its temperature, the grow reacts quickly to heat swings, and without a tunnel or greenhouse to hold the window, managing that becomes very difficult.

Liumei 102 (六妹102), a Morchella sextelata strain from China. We chose it for the surface method because it proved the most vigorous of the strains in our pilot trials. In the surface method the colonized bag serves as both your spawn and its nutrition, so there's nothing else to add.

Yes, that's one of the key advantages of the surface method. You can lift the spawn and replant the same ground the next season with fresh bags, rather than rotating to new soil.

No, that's a key difference from the buried method. The colonized bag you place on the surface is already both the spawn and the concentrated nutrition, doing the job that exogenous nutrient bags do in a buried bed. There's nothing extra to add.

Fall is strongly preferred. Planting as temperatures drop lets colonization happen in a naturally cooling environment.

The buried method is more forgiving of temperature variation because the spawn is insulated by soil. The surface method has higher yield potential but is more sensitive to environmental swings. If you have reliable environmental control, surface has the higher upside. If you're in a harsher climate, buried is the safer bet.

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