The Latest High-Yield Cultivation Techniques and Methods for Tea Tree Mushroom

Tea tree mushroom is a very common plant, and it is widely distributed in our country, with its presence visible in almost every mountainous area and forest. In recent years, with the export of seeds, tea tree mushroom has gradually been cultivated internationally, and its presence can be seen in countries around the world. So how should tea tree mushroom be cultivated to achieve high yield? Below, the editor will explain to everyone how to cultivate tea tree mushroom to achieve high yield!

I. Tea Tree Mushroom Cultivation Techniques

1. Preparation of culture medium

First, we must follow the formula, then carry out the ingredient mixing. Pour wheat straw powder, rice straw powder, and cottonseed hulls, etc. together into the mixing yard, mix all the materials into a cone shape, then sprinkle auxiliary materials such as bran and rice bran around the cone-shaped pile, scattering from top to bottom, then pour in sugar water and superphosphate for mixing. You can use a mixer or other tools for stirring. If mixing by hand, it needs to be stirred 3-4 times, mixing the main materials, auxiliary materials, and sugar water evenly, until the materials have fully absorbed water. Finally, we need to measure the pH of the culture medium. If it is slightly alkaline, that is best. Keep the moisture content of the culture medium above 60%.

2. Bagging and sterilization

Choose plastic bags of appropriate size, then fill each bag with 300-400g of dry material. After filling, use a round wooden tamper to poke a small hole 10 cm deep, tie it up with string, sterilize it, then inoculate both ends. Fill one end with material, put a ring on the other end, then seal the opening with something. After sealing, place it in 100°C steam for about 14 hours for sterilization. If conditions permit, pressure can be applied and high-pressure sterilization can be used.

3. Inoculation

The inoculation room should be relatively clean. Before use, we must clean and disinfect the inoculation room. The optimal inoculation temperature should be kept below 30%, as this temperature can promote the germination of mycelium. During inoculation, ensure the environment is sterile, with no other strains present. Increase the inoculation amount, because the mycelium grows somewhat slowly, so we can inoculate 1-5 bags per bottle.

II. Pest and Disease Control for Tea Tree Mushroom

1. To achieve pest and disease control, we must do a good job of environmental sanitation, then eliminate the sources of pests and diseases. Do not leave snacks or other residual food waste, as it easily breeds bacteria, especially in summer when bacteria are most likely to breed. Clean up garbage promptly, and timely handle any rotten mushrooms and diseased mushrooms to prevent the growth of miscellaneous bacteria. The keeper should also pay more attention to flying insects or other insects coming to lay eggs, so pest prevention inside and outside the mushroom house should be done well.

2. If pests have invaded, the light trapping method can be used. For mushroom mosquitoes or mushroom flies, we can use specialized black-light lamps and high-voltage electrostatic insect-killing lamps for trapping and killing.

3. For insect and bacteria killing, mushroom mosquitoes and flies can be used for elimination. If larvae are the main target, spray once every three days.

The above are the latest high-yield cultivation techniques for tea tree mushroom. It is a fungal organism, so its cultivation will have some different patterns from the cultivation of other plants. Therefore, do not treat it as a plant, as many people make this mistake. To learn more related information, please continue to follow Qinnong Network!