Fructus galliformis breeding

Select 60% dead branches of broad-leaved trees with a particle size of 4-5cm, 15% broken leaves, 20% bran, 2% glucose, and gypsum powder 2 %, mixed together with 30% water to serve as the mycelium culture medium for C. galliformis.

Cut 2 cm of the purchased Corysporium galliformis mother strain as a strain and put it into the culture medium. Incubate at a constant temperature of 18°C ??for 15 days, at which point the bacteria will begin to grow mycelium. After continuing to culture for 45-50 days, the mycelium will grow into a ball shape, and the mycelium can be transplanted at this time.

Gallinarum transplantation

Gently remove the hypha base of the culture medium and transplant it into the previous termite nest. Each termite nest should be colonized with about 15 plants, and the plant spacing should be even and equal. Completely cover the mycelium with soft soil to ensure the soil is semi-moist, and cultivate it at room temperature for 2 months.

Water and fertilizer management for Alpine fungus cultivation

Water once a week to ensure that the soil moisture is 65% – 70%. If there is no rain for a long time, you can increase the frequency of watering to ensure that the soil is moist. During the cultivation process, 20g of nutrient raw materials can also be sprinkled every 4 days. The raw material formula is corn flour + sugarcane root particles + peel particles. The purpose is to continue to provide organic matter required for mycelial growth.