How much is morel mushroom per jin now? Detailed explanation of fruiting management techniques

Morel mushroom, also known as morel vegetable, is an edible fungus whose appearance resembles a sheep's stomach. Because of its high nutritional value and its effects of tonifying yang and kidney, nourishing the brain, and refreshing the mind, it is widely eaten. At present, many people like to use it to make soup. So how much does one jin of morel mushroom cost now? How should fruiting be managed?

I. Introduction to morel mushroom:

1. Where are morel mushrooms produced?

There are many places where morel mushrooms are produced. Generally, wild ones are produced in Beijing, Henan, Hebei, Gansu, Qinghai, Xizang, Xinjiang, Shaanxi, Shanxi, Jiangsu, Yunnan, Sichuan and other places. At present, many regions in China are also carrying out large-scale artificial cultivation.

2. Are morel mushrooms poisonous?

Morel mushrooms are not poisonous and contain no additives, hormones or other substances. They are a purely natural tonic and are often called one of the “health foods” internationally. They are suitable for the elderly, women, the young and the old alike.

II. How much does one jin of morel mushroom cost now?

Market prices for morel mushrooms vary. Generally, the common grade price is about 800-1000 yuan per jin, but due to differences in market and quality, there will be certain price differences. For example, at the Shuangge Market in Yuhua District, Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province, first-grade dried morel mushrooms sell for about 400 yuan per jin, second-grade dried morel mushrooms sell for about 300 yuan per jin, and third-grade dried morel mushrooms sell for about 200 yuan per jin. At the fungal trading area of Guiyang Dili Agricultural Products Logistics Park in Guiyang, Guizhou, fresh morel mushrooms sell for about 90 yuan per jin. At the Weierkang Mountain Delicacies Hall in Jinan, Shandong, first-grade fresh morel mushrooms sell for about 180 yuan per jin, and second-grade fresh morel mushrooms sell for about 160 yuan per jin. At the Beiyuan Wild Mushroom Trading Market in Kunming City, first-grade fresh morel mushrooms sell for about 1000 yuan per jin, and second-grade fresh morel mushrooms sell for about 500 yuan per jin. Therefore, the specific price still needs to be checked at the local market.

III. How should morel mushroom fruiting be managed?

1. Temperature requirements: What temperature is best to control it at?

Morel mushrooms are relatively sensitive to temperature. Generally, the best temperature for fruiting body growth is between 12-18 degrees. If the temperature is too high or too low, it will affect the growth of the fruiting body. Therefore, during the fruiting period, the temperature should be controlled at about 15 degrees as much as possible.

2. Light requirements: What are the requirements for light?

Morel mushrooms have high light requirements and must have sufficient light to grow healthily. However, during high summer temperatures, appropriate shading should be provided after 1 p.m., so that fruiting can proceed normally.

3. Humidity requirements: What humidity is best to control it at?

Morel mushrooms have high humidity requirements. Generally, after fruiting, the best humidity is controlled at about 60%-85%. If the humidity is too high, windows can be opened for ventilation. If the humidity is too low, humidity can be increased by watering. In this way, the fruiting bodies can grow healthily.

4. Maintain good ventilation in a timely manner: When is the best time to ventilate?

During the fruiting period of morel mushrooms, indoor ventilation should be maintained. For example, when the weather is relatively dry and the indoor temperature is relatively high, ventilation should be increased. If it is low-temperature weather, ventilation should be reduced. The specific ventilation duration should be determined according to the weather and indoor temperature.

5. Fertilizer requirements: How should fertilizer be applied?

During the fruiting period of morel mushrooms, generally no topdressing is needed. However, if you want to increase the fruiting speed, you can spray an appropriate amount of potassium fertilizer. At the same time, you can also scatter some plant ash on the mushroom bed to retain moisture and nutrients.

The above is a detailed introduction to the latest market prices of morel mushrooms and fruiting management techniques. I hope it is helpful to everyone.