How to grow shiitake mushrooms
1, build a mushroom room
When planting shiitake mushrooms, it is necessary to build a mushroom room in a place with sufficient light, wind and water, and clean up the leaves and debris inside the room, so as to avoid the overgrowth of germs and bacteria that may affect the growth of shiitake mushrooms, and build a sunshade net over the mushroom room, so as to facilitate the control of the degree of light inside the room, and make the shiitake mushrooms develop normally.
2. Cultivation substrate
The shiitake mushroom is a putrefactive fungus, which can only absorb nutrients from the ready-made nutrient substrate for its development. When cultivating shiitake mushrooms, it is necessary to make a cultivation substrate by using cornstarch, rice bran, wheat bran, wood shavings, sugar, and microelements, and then put the cultivation substrate into a place with good sealing to carry on the fermentation, so as to promote the vigorous growth of the shiitake mushrooms.
3, suitable temperature
When planting shiitake mushrooms, you need to choose high-yield and disease-resistant varieties for inoculation, and then control the temperature in the mushroom room between 22-26 to maintain the normal growth of shiitake mushrooms, and after shiitake mushrooms are out of fungus, you need to regulate the ambient temperature to about 20 degrees, which is conducive to shiitake mushrooms' development, so as to make its yield increase.
4, maintenance methods
Maintenance of mushrooms, you need to control the humidity in the mushroom room, if the ambient humidity is higher than 65%, it will lead to poor growth of mushrooms, so that it will rot, and if the ambient humidity is lower than 50%, it will make the mushrooms grow slowly and dry up and die, you can regularly spray water around, so that the ambient humidity is controlled between 50-65%.