A farm designed around the way mushrooms grow. Dedicated spaces, attentive handling, and environmental controls in our design give every stage its place.
The growing spacesSix fruiting rooms in the design
The settingGoa, India
01 / The inaugural curation
A character all their own.
Selected for flavour, texture, and the possibilities they bring to the kitchen.
01 / 04Rich & savoury
Shiitake
Lentinula edodes
A gourmet staple with a rich, savoury character. Fresh mushrooms lead our inaugural curation; dried and powdered formats are a longer-term ambition.
In the kitchenDeep umami and a firm, meaty bite. Sear caps for a browned edge or simmer in stocks, broths, and sauces.
02 / 04Distinctive & delicate
Lion’s Mane
Hericium erinaceus
Cascading ivory clusters with a distinctive texture, bringing something different to the specialty mushroom kitchen.
In the kitchenDelicate flavour with a seafood-like, fibrous texture. Slice thickly, press gently, and pan-sear until golden; try in a seafood-style main.
03 / 04Versatile & tender
Oyster
Pleurotus spp.
Versatile culinary mushrooms cultivated on suitable agricultural residues and carefully formulated substrates.
In the kitchenMild, savoury caps with tender flesh and crisp edges when roasted. Tear into clusters for a hot sauté, grill, or tempura.
04 / 04Earthy & characterful
Chestnut
Pholiota adiposa
A specialty variety that brings texture and character to fresh gourmet mushroom selections.
In the kitchenEarthy, nutty flavour with stems that retain a pleasant bite. Sauté for risotto, fold into pasta, or roast whole clusters.
02 / Inside the farm design
A place for every stage.
The intended cultivation flow, from preparation to post-harvest care. A functional overview, rather than a scaled floor plan.
01
Substrate preparation
Mixing · Bag filling · Autoclaving · Storage
Suitable sawdust and agricultural residue substrates are formulated, moisture-adjusted, bagged, and sterilised or pasteurised as required.
02
Spawn & inoculation
Spawn lab · Holding room · Inoculation room
Selected quality spawn and hygienic handling support the introduction of mycelium into prepared substrate.
03
Incubation
Dedicated incubation hall
A controlled environment supports mycelium as it colonises the substrate before fruiting.
04
Fruiting
Growing rooms 01–06
Six dedicated growing rooms support species-specific conditions for mushroom formation and development.