Wild and cultivated, but they will tell you that I am their old customer. Here are some ways they told me to distinguish between true and false ganoderma lucidum. You can also ask them. I hope you can adopt them! thank you

Wild ganoderma lucidum has different sizes, irregular shapes and slightly different colors, at least two of which are the same.

The cultivated Ganoderma lucidum has basically the same size, shape and smooth color, and there is basically no difference.

Because wild ganoderma lucidum thinks it grows in the mountains, more than 30% is eaten by insects. Picking early, fewer insects, and bad moth-eaten effect.

Ganoderma lucidum is cultivated artificially and grows unnaturally. Artificial spraying of pesticides to prevent moth breeding, almost do not eat moths.

Wild ganoderma lucidum grows on the trunk or in the soil beside the roots, so the roots are stained with soil or bark.

Ganoderma lucidum is cultivated in a greenhouse without mud feet. When cultivated, the roots are covered with plastic products, and the roots will be doped with plastic.