The fruiting body of the multi-colored tinder - caps up to 10 cm in diameter, shingle-like, collected in groups, thin, hard, leathery, semicircular or rosette-shaped. The upper part is divided into concentric zones of different colors: white, gray, brown change to blue and almost black, velvety, silky-shiny; in the middle they are usually darker than at the edges. The edge is white or just lighter, thin, wavy or blade-like, barren, not bent. The tubular layer (hymenophore) is white, whitish, pale yellow, Isabelle, pale brown, browning with age - to reddish brown and umber. Tubes up to 1-2 mm long, with incised and split or jagged edges. The leg is missing. The pulp is white, very thin, leathery, hard; tasteless and odorless. Pores are short, small, white or yellowish-white.Forms tile-like tiers and long rows on deciduous wood. The forms of this mushroom are diverse
INSTRUCTIONS FOR GROWING FOREST MUSHROOMS
Planted in gardens, parks, forests, nurseries, greenhouses, flower beds, lawns, etc.Fluff the ground under the tree so that a depression of 5-15 cm is formed, depending on the location of the roots near the surface of the soil.Scatter the mycelium evenly over the entire fluffy surface.Cover with garden (or forest) soil, mixed with any humus, in equal parts.Sprinkle on top with the earth that was formed during fluffing with a recess.Planting can be done at any time of the year and under any tree species.Watering is carried out in dry times, often with a garden watering can or in another way, about 10 liters per 1 m2.Mushrooms appear in spring and autumn, but for the first time not earlier than 5 months after planting. Sometimes the first harvest may not be until the next year.The first harvest is 350-500g/m2, subsequent 3.5-4.5kg/m2.The mycelium grows for many years, while the tree lives.