What causes mushrooms to have a thin cap skin and open their caps prematurely?
Symptoms: The fruiting bodies have thin stems and thin caps, and open their caps prematurely. Causes: Excessive mushrooming density, too high a temperature in the mushroom house, insufficient relative air humidity, overly dry casing soil on the bed surface, and rapid growth of the fruiting bodies can all lead to a thin cap skin and premature cap opening. Preventive measures: Appropriately control the mushrooming sites, ventilate the mushroom house in the early morning and evening, lower the temperature in the mushroom house, and appropriately increase the moisture of the casing soil on the bed surface and the relative air humidity.
Symptoms: The fruiting bodies have thin stems and thin caps, and open their caps prematurely.
Causes: Excessive mushrooming density, too high a temperature in the mushroom house, insufficient relative air humidity, overly dry casing soil on the bed surface, and rapid growth of the fruiting bodies can all lead to a thin cap skin and premature cap opening.
Preventive measures: Appropriately control the mushrooming sites, ventilate the mushroom house in the early morning and evening, lower the temperature in the mushroom house, and appropriately increase the moisture of the casing soil on the bed surface and the relative air humidity.