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Analysis of Key Technical Points for High-Grade Lion's Mane Mushroom Cultivation
IV. Bag Placement in the Field to Induce Directional Fruiting. Lion's mane mushroom (Hericium erinaceus) is an aerobic fungus, and the cultivation site requires fresh air, making an outdoor mushroom shed relatively ideal. After about 25 days of indoor mycelial incubation, when the mycelium reaches physiological maturity, it shifts from vegetative growth to reproductive growth. Lion's mane mushroom typically begins to form primordia and differentiate into fruiting bodies before the mycelium has fully colonized the bag. Therefore, close observation is needed, and the bags should be promptly moved to a shaded outdoor shed for placement, and the surface layer of the original spawn block should be scratched off to induce uniform directional fruiting. There are 3 common placement methods:
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What standards are used to grade silver ear fungus?
What standards are used to grade silver ear fungus? Please give a detailed introduction to the standards. After silver ear fungus is dried, it must be graded for purchasing and storage. The grade standards for purchasing and storing silver ear fungus are as follows: Grade 1: fully dry, white in color, thick and plump flesh, loose and spread-out fronds, large pieces, the whole cluster round in shape, glossy, free of impurities, free of stem base, free of rotten fronds, diameter over 6...
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