Makomo Mushroom 120 Size Large Plant Seedling Bulk

We plan to send approximately 3-5 large clumps.
For the 120 size, small seedlings are emerging from the makomo dake clumps, and we believe there will be over 30 small sprouts in total.

Please feel free to let us know if you have any requests regarding the quantity.
The large clumps are heavy with soil.

They can weigh around 10-15kg with the soil attached. We will include as much as possible.
Sometimes we will separate the clumps and
remove some of the soil.

If they adapt well to their new environment, there is a high probability of harvesting a large amount of makomo dake in the same year or the next.

For your reference, I planted 5 large clumps myself, and 10 years have passed.

Over 100kg of makomo dake are harvested every autumn,
and we can't keep up with the harvest.

They have spread deeply and widely.

They have amazing vitality and reproductive power, so
I think it's a good idea to plant a small amount in a moist area, like a corner of a rice paddy.

They even grow when thrown in without separating the large clumps.

While there are methods for planting many small clumps widely, large clumps tend to produce larger makomo dake. Each clump can yield about 5-10 stalks.

For simple packaging, if a box is not available,
it may be packed in a rice bag.

Even cut roots can grow, so
we will include them. We will aim to provide a generous and cost-effective amount.

As this overlaps with busy farming periods, it will generally take 3-5 days, but may be delayed due to weather conditions. Please refrain from purchasing if you are in a hurry or are sensitive to natural variations in appearance, such as scratches or dirt.

Even if they appear withered, the roots are thick and spread deeply.

Please grow them with a relaxed and patient approach. Cultivation is easy and straightforward. Once planted, you can focus on other things. They will grow on their own depending on the environment.

The location is in the northern part of Hyogo Prefecture, in a rice paddy where we grow rice for personal consumption and hand-plant and hand-harvest.

The latter half of the photos shows the harvest.

It is in an independent area in the mountains, using only underground mountain water, with no other water sources.

No pesticides or fertilizers are used.

It's a place where manyゲンゴロウ (water beetles) appear when the temperature rises.

We plan to use anonymous shipping, with pickup by Yamato Transport, and if possible, shipping via the post office.