Chaga chunks are cleaned and unground pieces of Inonotus obliquus, supplied in a 200 g package. The product is not ground into powder. Instead, the Chaga material is presented as individual pieces that retain their naturally irregular structure.
Chaga Chunks – Product Characteristics
Inonotus obliquus, commonly known as Chaga, is a fungus that grows on trees and is particularly associated with birch trees. In nature, it develops a distinctive dark, rough and irregular outer surface.
In this product, the Chaga material is cleaned and kept in pieces rather than being ground into powder. The size, shape and colour of individual pieces may naturally vary.
Product Information and Storage
Product: cleaned Chaga pieces
Fungus: Inonotus obliquus
Quantity: 200 g
Form: chunks / pieces
Preparation: cleaned and unground
Storage: store according to the conditions indicated on the product packaging.
About Inonotus obliquus
Inonotus obliquus is a fungus widely known as Chaga. In nature, it forms dark and irregular growths on tree trunks. Its outer surface is typically very dark and rough, while the inner structure and colour differ from the exterior.
Cleaned and Unground Chaga Chunks
The Chaga material in this product is supplied as pieces rather than powder. The pieces are cleaned but remain unground. Because this is a naturally structured material, individual pieces may differ in size, thickness, shape and colour.
The natural structure of the material remains clearly visible in the package. Variations between individual pieces are normal for Chaga presented in this form.
200 g Package
Each package contains 200 g of Chaga pieces. Their appearance and size may vary slightly between packages. The product is supplied in a form that makes the characteristic structure of the material clearly visible. Detailed information about the specific product can be found on its packaging.
Chaga in Nature
Chaga is commonly found growing on tree trunks in regions with cooler climates. It has an irregular shape and a characteristically dark outer surface. Individual formations can differ considerably in size and shape, which is also reflected in the appearance of prepared pieces.
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More information about Inonotus obliquus can be found in the GBIF global biodiversity database.
