Mushrooms can achieve increased yields with traditional fertilization methods

Applying mushroom soup. Collect and wash the mushroom bases and broken mushrooms cut off during harvesting and processing, cut them into thin slices, add 1-1.5 kg of water per kg and boil for 15 minutes, take the filtrate and dilute it with water to 10-15 kg, and spray it on 30-40 sq m of mushroom beds. Applying it at the peak of fruiting can make the fruiting bodies thick and fleshy and extend the peak fruiting period.

Spraying plant ash. Soak 25 kg of plant ash in 50 kg of water, filter it, and spray it to prevent mushrooms from turning red.

Spraying chemical fertilizer solution. Take 0.1%-0.2% urea solution and spray it once every 2-3 days, with spraying until the material surface is moist as appropriate, which can make mushroom fruiting bodies plumper and thicker. You can also dissolve 0.5 kg of superphosphate in 15 kg of water, take the filtrate, then add 50 g of ammonium bicarbonate and spray it on the bed surface, which can make the mushroom bodies thick and increase yield by 15%-20%.

Spraying salt water. Take 0.5 kg of table salt, add 50 kg of water, and spray it at the peak fruiting period, which can make the mushroom bodies white.

Spraying carrot juice. Take 10 kg of carrots and chop them, add 15 kg of water and boil for 15 minutes, filter, then add 40 times the amount of water, and spray it on 300-400 sq m of mushroom beds, which can increase yield by 10%-15%.