Maybe you can't even imagine that dried straw can grow mushrooms when they're cooked. The most important thing in the countryside is straw, which is filled and added to the water, and boils for 15 minutes to kill the virus. We'll get some dry water。
Prepare some small or flower basins to lay the straw at the bottom of the asphalt completion with a thickness of five centimetres。
• spread the fungus species evenly on them, then repeat the above processes and continue to add straw and spread the bacteria. There is close contact between straw and bacteria until they are fully filled. Mushrooms belong to the fungus, where the fungus extracts straw to split the fungus silk into a sub-entity, i. E. To see mushrooms。
• it would be more reassuring to wrap a tape around a film cap and seal it with a cap. Make some more mushrooms and make sure you won't finish it。
The fermentation process also requires air, with a few vents. After 22 days of placement, it can be seen that there is something white, which is the splitting of mycelium, which means that the planting was successful. The plastic sheeting can be removed, the fungus is very long and no other fungus has appeared. The disinfection works well。
The home page has bacterial production methods, and you can try it sometime. It is now covered with a thin layer of soil of about 1-2 centimetres, which will facilitate the formation of mushrooms. Water is sprayed 2-3 times a day and the soil needs to be wet, but water cannot be accumulated。
After a month, mushrooms grow, and the number of water sprays can increase to three to five, so they can be picked up in less than a week, and they just have to wring it down with their hands. The mushrooms are large and white, and the harvesting process is particularly decompressed. I don't want to be a horse in town. I'd be happy to go home and plant mushrooms. Mushrooms can be harvested over and over, and then continue to be sprayed with water to keep them wet, and it will not be long before new mushrooms are grown until the straw nutrients are absorbed。
The growing of mushrooms is both challenging and interesting。
