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How to Grow Dryad's Saddle
Cerioporus squamosus
A big scaly spring bracket that smells of watermelon rind β eaten young.
Substrate
Flavor & cooking
Grower notes
π The full Dryad's Saddle grow plan
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Frequently asked questions
Is Dryad's Saddle good for beginners?
Dryad's Saddle is rated intermediate to grow. A big scaly spring bracket that smells of watermelon rind β eaten young.
What does Dryad's Saddle taste like?
Fresh cucumber/watermelon-rind aroma; tender only when young
What substrate does Dryad's Saddle grow on?
Hardwood logs. Only the soft outer edge of young specimens is worth eating β it toughens to cork fast. Unmistakable fresh smell.
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