1, Time: Mushrooms are usually planted around March. 2. Strain: Select strains with excellent varieties and high yield. 3. Soil: To grow mushrooms, we should choose special mushroom soil, and then add a proper amount of humus soil and pastoral soil to mix, which is beneficial to the growth and development of mushrooms. 4. Planting: plant the bacteria in the soil, spray a proper amount of water mist and cover it with a layer of newspaper.

Mushrooms are generally cultivated in a three-dimensional frame, and plastic nets are installed on the bedstead to lay culture materials, which can make full use of the space in the mushroom room. The culture material can be fermented for the second time, the raw materials can be fully decomposed, there are few pests and diseases, and the yield is high.

After sowing 1~5 days, heat preservation and moisture preservation are the main methods, and no ventilation or less ventilation is needed when hyphae germinate normally, so as to promote the early germination and colonization of strains and seal the feed surface. After 6~ 10 days, the mycelium was basically covered, and with the deepening of mycelium feeding, the ventilation rate gradually increased.