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Mycelium on compost Boletus 60ml. In terms of its nutritional value and taste, it, together with the boletus, takes an honorable second place after the porcini mushroom and camelina. The boletus has a rather large round cap, which is of various colors: gray, whitish, brown or gray-brown. In specimens growing on sphagnum bogs under birches, the fungus may have a cream color, in those growing in damp birch forests or mixed forest – black-brown. The lower part of the cap is white with age, darkens to a dirty gray. The flesh of the mushroom is white, does not change color at the break, only slightly turns pink. The boletus leg is thin and high, dark gray, covered with a network of small scales. The mushroom appears at the end of May and grows until the end of autumn. The technology for growing these mushrooms is to create favorable conditions close to those