A flat grinding girl on a twig is a hazel mushroom. Corylus heterophylla is the fruiting body of Armillaria mellea, a fungal plant. It is nutritious, smooth, refreshing and delicious. Corylus heterophylla, a famous dish in Northeast China, is used to stew mushrooms for chickens. Corylus heterophylla is light yellowish brown after aging. Corylus heterophylla grows on the dry base of coniferous trees from July to August, replacing roots or falling trees and branches buried in the soil.

Cultivation techniques of hazel mushroom

Trees with strong fragrance and excellent wood, such as pine and camphor tree, should not be selected as the tree species for planting Corylus heterophylla. Chestnut trees and wild cherry trees are usually the main trees. Corylus heterophylla prefers to grow in a low temperature environment, so we should pay attention to the planting time after selecting the tree species, control the planting season according to the different temperature changes in different regions, and then do a good job in heatstroke prevention and heat preservation.

Cut the tree species prepared in advance into pieces of wood about 80 cm, then cut the pieces of wood to the mother branch, directly put the strains into the cutting hole, then dig a pit about 32 cm in fertile and deep soil without pests and diseases as a fungus bed, then put the pieces of wood into the fungus bed, and then fill the gaps between the pieces of wood with soil rich in organic substances.