Wild morels mostly grow in broad-leaved woodlands and roadsides, and some grow in orchards, grasslands, riverbanks, elm forests, locust forests, and other places along the roads and roadsides. riverside. When looking for wild morels, you can look for them in places that have been burned by fire. You can also look for them in shady land with decaying plants in spring. However, because the time when wild morels occur varies from place to place, the specific time to look for them is It needs to be determined according to the actual situation.

1. Where do morels generally grow?

1. Place of growth

Wild morels grow at altitudes from late spring to early autumn. In the mixed coniferous and broad-leaved forests at about 2000-3000m, they mostly grow in broad-leaved woodlands and roadsides. Some morels also grow on roads in poplar forests, orchards, grasslands, river beaches, elm forests, locust forests, etc. Beside the river.

2. How to find morels

(1) Wild morels mostly grow in spring, but the time of occurrence is different in different places, so it is necessary to determine the specific occurrence of morels in each place. In the season of occurrence, look for it in shady land with decaying plants.

(2) The incidence of morels is higher in places that have been burned by fire, so you can also look for them in places that have been burned by fire.

2. How do morels grow?

1. How to grow

Morels usually grow after rain. in humid places. Usually, mushroom crops will have strains in a fixed place. A small amount of mushrooms can be left every time you pick them. When the growing season comes, new mushrooms will grow in that place.

2. Conditions for growth

(1) Temperature: The suitable growth temperature for mycelium is 18-22℃, and the suitable temperature for the growth of fruiting bodies is 10-22℃.

(2) Light: Morels like shade. When planting in areas with sufficient light, shade and sun protection measures must be taken. However, weak scattered light is conducive to the growth and development of fruiting bodies, so under light When planting in insufficient areas, weak scattered light needs to be provided.

(3) Soil: Morel has higher soil pH requirements than other fungi. The pH value needs to be between 6.5-7.9 and grows well on neutral or slightly alkaline soil.

(4) Air: The growth of morels requires sufficient oxygen. If the concentration of carbon dioxide is high, the growth will be affected.