SUILLUS LUTEUS MUSHROOM SPORES IN SOUTH AFRICA

Suillus luteus, commonly known as Slippery Jack, is a most widespread summer and autumn fungus. It is the type species of the  Suillus genus. The very wet cap surface is the origin of the common name, which in some countries is applied to several members of the genus  Suillus. This edible bolete is most often seen in large numbers beside paths in pine woods, and it is one of the boletes that has a distinctive ring, white at first but discolouring with age.   You are purchasing appx 1 000 000 spores.  Spores are very tiny.  They are Harvested in sterile conditions, and packaged in a ziploc baggie.