1. Temperature: To grow Ganoderma lucidum in pots, the temperature should be controlled at 25~28 degrees Celsius. The temperature should not be too high or too low, and should not exceed 35 degrees Celsius at the highest.

2, humidity: During the maintenance process, watering should be done daily because of its humid growing environment. The water from the nozzle must be clean and the temperature should not be too low.

3, cleaning: in the feeding process, every 3-4 days to wipe the leaves clean, it is best not to get dirty.

4, air: Ganoderma lucidum is an aerobic fungus that needs fresh air to grow and thrive throughout its growth. It is especially sensitive to CO2 during its growth and development. When the concentration of atmospheric CO2 reaches 0.1%, the substrate can not be opened and grows towards the antler branches;

5. pH: Ganoderma grows in an acidic environment, with a pH value of 3~7.5,pH value of 5~6. Strain SelectionThe superiority or inferiority of Ganoderma strains has a direct impact on the maturity and ripening of the substrate. High-quality strains, after half a month of inoculation, can form the substrate, each substrate about 50g, while poor quality, need about 30 days, each substrate 7-8g. so, in the production should focus on the selection of good strains.