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How should bamboo fungus be managed after a flood?

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How should bamboo fungus be managed after a flood? Here is an introduction. After a flood, bamboo fungus should be managed as follows: 1. For bamboo fungus that has been soaked by floodwater, drain the water promptly and wash away the mud on the bed surface; 2. After the rain stops, promptly rebuild and cover the shade shed that was washed away to prevent exposure to the sun after the rain; 3. When the rain clears, if the bamboo fungus bed surface has become compacted, ...

How should bamboo fungus be managed after a flood? Please give an introduction.



After a flood, bamboo fungus should be managed as follows:
    1.  For bamboo fungus that has been soaked by floodwater, drain the water promptly and wash away the mud on the bed surface;  
    2.  After the rain stops, promptly rebuild and cover the shade shed that was washed away to prevent exposure to the sun after the rain;  
    3. When the rain clears, if the bamboo fungus bed surface has become compacted, at two-thirds of the distance from the bed edge to the bottom of the ditch, use a bamboo pole to poke holes from below diagonally upward to the center of the bed to increase oxygen, poking one hole every 2 m, with holes staggered on the two sides of the bed;  
    4.  After the soaked bamboo fungus has been harvested, apply compound fertilizer and Jiubaba to the beds where the mycelium has recovered to promote its growth.  
    5.  Closely check for the occurrence of pests and diseases, and control them promptly once found.  
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