Black Morel (Morchella importuna) is one of the most sought-after gourmet mushrooms in the world, prized for its rich, earthy flavour and honeycomb-textured caps. Until recently, morels were only available through wild foraging—making this cultivated species a game-changer for commercial growers.
This 100 mm agar plate is prepared on nutrient-rich media under sterile lab conditions. It offers fast-growing, clean mycelium ideal for grain spawn production, outdoor bed trials, or climate-controlled experiments. With proper conditions, growers in Sri Lanka’s cooler highland regions or equipped grow rooms can tap into this rare, high-value market.
What You’ll Receive
- 1 × 100 mm sterile agar plate colonised with Morchella importuna
- Strain ID and pour date clearly labelled
- Best used within 4 weeks if stored at 2–5 °C
Recommended Growing Conditions
- Spawn run: 18–22 °C on sterilised grain
- Sclerotia formation: Mix colonised grain with enriched sawdust; incubate at 18–20 °C for 4–6 weeks
- Fruiting beds: 8–18 °C in shaded outdoor areas or cooled tents; moist sandy or loamy soil with 2 cm casing
- Site selection: Best results in highland zones or with artificial spring-like conditions
Why Grow Black Morels?
- One of the most expensive edible mushrooms on the global market
- First morel species with proven success in cultivation
- Distinctive flavour and texture prized by gourmet chefs and exporters
- Sets your farm apart with a truly premium specialty crop
Best Use Cases
- Expand to grain spawn for use in soil beds or cooled grow tents
- Supply fresh or dried morels to fine-dining restaurants and boutique exporters
- Store as a master culture for seasonal research and breeding
- Develop unique product formats such as dried whole caps or powdered seasoning
This agar plate offers a clean, aggressive Black Morel culture—an exceptional opportunity for Sri Lankan growers seeking to produce one of the most valuable mushrooms in the world. Ideal for farms ready to explore high-margin gourmet markets with unique infrastructure or microclimate access.







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