Control Methods for Mushroom Mycelium Not Growing into the Casing Soil
Mycelium not growing into the soil means it does not grow into the casing layer. The main reason is that the soil used has not been properly treated, such as being too dry, too wet, too acidic, or too alkaline, the soil itself containing harmful substances, or improper soil disinfection causing chemical damage. Control methods: if the casing soil is too dry or too wet, adjust the moisture promptly and manage ventilation properly; if the casing soil is too acidic or too alkaline, adjust the pH value promptly; if the soil itself contains harmful substances or chemical damage has already occurred, replace the soil.
Mycelium not growing into the soil means it does not grow into the casing layer. The main reason is that the soil used has not been properly treated, such as being too dry, too wet, too acidic, or too alkaline, the soil itself containing harmful substances, or improper soil disinfection causing chemical damage.
Control methods: if the casing soil is too dry or too wet, adjust the moisture promptly and manage ventilation properly; if the casing soil is too acidic or too alkaline, adjust the pH value promptly; if the soil itself contains harmful substances or chemical damage has already occurred, replace the soil.