What are the fruiting methods for lion's mane mushroom? A detailed explanation of common fruiting methods
What are the fruiting methods for lion's mane mushroom? Which fruiting method is best? We also ask experienced netizens to help introduce them. Zhongdi Network has compiled two fruiting methods for lion's mane mushroom, and a detailed introduction is given below for netizens' reference. Method one, vertical fruiting method: Style 1, design the mushroom rack layer to be 1 m wide with a layer height of 0....
What are the fruiting methods for lion's mane mushroom? Which fruiting method is best? We also ask experienced netizens to help introduce themZhongdi Network has compiled two fruiting methods for lion's mane mushroom, and a detailed introduction is given below for netizens' reference.
Method one, vertical fruiting method:
Style 1: Design the mushroom rack layer to be 1 m wide with a layer height of 0.5 m, lay a relatively thick plastic film on top, and spread a layer of about 5-10 cm of rich soil. Cut the small-sized mushroom bags in the middle, with the cut side facing down, and press firmly so that they make close contact with the soil layer, so that they can absorb nutrients and water from the soil.
Style 2: When filling the mushroom substrate into bags, use square-bottom shaped plastic bags directly. At fruiting time, they can be arranged densely on the rack layer directly. This method eliminates the step of lining with rich soil. However, so that the mushroom bags can receive extra water, a large cross can also be cut in their bottom, or the bottom of the bag can be ring-cut and then removed, after which the procedure is the same as method one.
Style 3: If the mushroom bags are slender, they can be placed directly on the ground slightly tilted. Drive two wooden stakes into the ground at intervals of 80 cm, and set a bamboo pole or wooden stick horizontally at about 40 cm above the ground. Ring-cut one end of the mushroom bag and stand it obliquely on the ground, with the upper part leaning against the bamboo pole, with each row spaced about 30 cm apart, to facilitate management and harvesting.
Method two, horizontal fruiting method:
Style 1: If they are small-sized mushroom bags, they can be laid horizontally in a single layer and fruit from both ends. Alternatively, cuts can be made at any time with a blade according to where the primordia appear, but the shelf must be of the "hollow type", so that the middle part of the mushroom bag is suspended in the air, allowing fruiting on both the upper and lower surfaces, while the left and right sides are not suitable for fruiting because the mushroom bags are densely arranged.
Style 2: If they are large-sized mushroom bags laid horizontally in a single layer on the shelf, the method of fruiting on both the upper and lower surfaces is also adopted. However, because such mushroom bags hold more substrate and have sufficient nutrients, it is very easy for fruiting to occur all over the bag. If large fruiting bodies are required, the mushroom primordia on both sides can be cut off from the surface of the substrate, that is, the method of thinning primordia is adopted, allowing fruiting only on the upper and lower surfaces. To prevent loss and waste of nutrients, primordia need not be thinned. In addition, if primordia appear at the tied openings on both ends, the bag openings should also be untied to cultivate fruiting.
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