3 types of mushrooms with high nutrition and expensive prices are always sold out in Vietnam: The 3rd type is rare and hard to find

Published 2024년 5월 21일

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Termite mushrooms and other rare mushroom varieties, such as green lim mushrooms and Phu Linh Thien mushrooms, grow naturally in Vietnam and are highly valued for their rarity and medicinal properties. These mushrooms are found in specific environments and only available in large numbers during certain seasons. Due to their scarcity, they are sold at high prices, with green lim mushrooms costing between 500,000 VND and 6 million VND per kilogram and termite mushrooms fetching up to 1 million VND per kilogram. The rarity and demand for these mushrooms make them a luxury item preferred by the wealthy in Vietnam.
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Termite mushrooms are said to be a gift that nature gives to humans because they only grow in nature. This type of fungus often grows near fences, walls or under trees and especially rubber forests, where termites live. Termite mushrooms often appear in abundance at the beginning of the annual rainy season, from May to August of the lunar calendar in the Southeast provinces such as Binh Duong, Binh Phuoc, Vung Tau, Ben Tre... Because they grow naturally and only appear for a short time, the number of termite mushrooms is not much. This is also the reason why this termite mushroom costs up to 1 million VND/kg for pre-processed goods. Although the price is high, many times traders do not have enough termite mushrooms to sell to customers. Photo: Facebook Green lim mushroom is one of the expensive mushrooms favored by rich Vietnamese people. This type of mushroom is often found mainly in primary forests. Photo: Facebook Green lim mushrooms only grow on dead green lim wood trees. ...
Source: Danviet

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