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How to Grow Tiger Sawgill

Lentinus tigrinus

A scaly, firm wood-rotter related to shiitake β€” chewy and resilient.

Substrate

Hardwood logs or sawdust.

Flavor & cooking

Mild, firm and chewy.

Grower notes

A Lentinus relative of shiitake; holds its shape when cooked but gets tough if left too long.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Tiger Sawgill good for beginners?

Tiger Sawgill is rated intermediate to grow. A scaly, firm wood-rotter related to shiitake β€” chewy and resilient.

What does Tiger Sawgill taste like?

Mild, firm and chewy

What substrate does Tiger Sawgill grow on?

Hardwood logs or sawdust. A Lentinus relative of shiitake; holds its shape when cooked but gets tough if left too long.

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