1. Preparatory work should be carried out in order to ensure that the basic mushrooms are grown。
What do you have to prepare? First, there's good bacteria, that's the key. It is followed by a culture base, which can be used as wheat or straw, bearing in mind the need to dry up to the right amount of water. There is also a need for limestone to regulate acid alkalinity. Remember, there's also a bacterial bed, which has to maintain an appropriate water content of about 15-20 cm thick。
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2. Technical points, details to determine success or failure, mushrooms, and technical points to be determined。
First of all, the light is right, and the dispersing light induces the mushrooms to come out early and to grow. It's not good to shoot straight. It's easy to hurt mushrooms. Second, temperature and humidity are controlled, with an appropriate temperature of 12-24°c and a humidity of 75-85% for mushrooms. The management of the fung beds is also important, in order to maintain humidity, proper ventilation and control the alkalinity of acids between ph 6-7. Now, let's introduce bagging, which is the same method for the management of bacterial beds, but which is more easily managed and space-efficient。
That's about 10 days of bagging, and mybs aren't full
3. High quality of production, patience and technology
If you want to grow high-yield, high-quality mushrooms, with the same patience and technology, you have to know that mushrooms tend to grow for three to four weeks, and they harvest when black spots appear on the surface of the fungus. At harvest, a knife is used to make it whole. To maintain freshness, mushrooms can be placed in plastic bags and stored at low temperatures。
Look, fat, big mushrooms, nice people, starting to collect. Image from the web
Cultivating mushrooms is like raising a child, with careful care。
You have to give it the right temperature, like putting on the right clothes; you have to give it enough moisture, you have to give it enough milk; you have to give it enough air, you have to give it enough space to grow up. You'll have to wait, wait, you'll have to wait. It's like raising a baby. You can't hurry. You have to take it easy. In short, growing mushrooms is a technical job, a patient one, a patient one and a technical one。
