Pure wild red Ganoderma grows in the wild environment and is exposed to wind, sun, and rain for a long time. Its color is not bright, and is mostly dark red, as well as dark red and black with red. The cultured Ganoderma lucidum grown indoors has a brighter color, mainly bright red, and many have white and red edges. This type of cultivated Ganoderma lucidum is not mature enough.

Wild Ganoderma lucidum has different shapes, including round, semi-circular, irregular, and all kinds of weird shapes. Wild Ganoderma lucidum varies in size, from a small one weighing only a few grams to a large one weighing half a catty.

The characteristic of wild red Ganoderma is that it is prone to insects. Insects especially like to eat wild Red Ganoderma because it is highly active and effective. Therefore, more than 95% of real wild red Ganoderma lucidum is infested with insects, and there are insect holes on the cap, just more or less.

The growth cycle of Ganoderma lucidum

The quality and quality of Ganoderma lucidum depends on many factors such as growth period, environment, temperature, humidity, variety, etc. The longer the life span, the higher the validity period ingredients, so there is a saying of Millennium Ganoderma lucidum. The active ingredients of Ganoderma lucidum increase geometrically during the growth period. Artificially cultivated Ganoderma lucidum is generally sold on the market.

The growth cycle of wild red Ganoderma lucidum is about 9-10 months, and the growth period of flat-covered Ganoderma lucidum is even longer. Ganoderma lucidum that lasts for decades or hundreds of years often appears in virgin forests. However, the artificial Ganoderma lucidum cultivated in bags uses a chemical fertilizer medium, and it only takes 30 days to mature, and it only takes about three months to cultivate the artificial Ganoderma lucidum. As a result, the active ingredients of the artificial Ganoderma lucidum are low, and the desired therapeutic effect cannot be achieved.