What are the common cultivation formulas for edible mushrooms?

Edible mushroom name: Oyster mushroom (feeding amount calculated per square meter)

1. Cottonseed hulls 20 kg, superphosphate 0.4 kg, gypsum powder 0.6 kg, urea 0.1 kg, appropriate amount of water, pH (acidity and alkalinity) 6-7.

2. Corncobs (crushed) 25 kg, superphosphate 0.5 kg, gypsum powder 0.5 kg, pH 6-7.

3. Wheat (rice) straw (crushed) 100 kg, superphosphate 2 kg, urea 0.2 kg, appropriate amount of water.

4. Sawdust 78%, rice bran 19.8%, sucrose 1%, gypsum powder 1%, potassium dihydrogen phosphate 0.2%, pH 6.5.

Shiitake mushroom (cooked substrate cultivation in plastic bags)

1. Sawdust 79%, wheat bran or rice bran 20%, gypsum powder 1%.

2. Sawdust 79%, wheat bran or rice bran 15%, brown sugar 1.5%, gypsum powder 2%, ammonium sulfate 0.3%, corn flour 1.7%, superphosphate 0.5%. Wood ear mushroom. Sawdust 78%, rice bran (wheat bran) 20%, gypsum powder 1%, white sugar 1%.

3. Cottonseed hulls 98%, gypsum powder 1%, ammonium sulfate 1% (or urea 0.5%).

4. Corncobs (crushed) 98.5%, gypsum powder 1%, urea 0.5%.

5. Wheat straw 20%, rice straw 20%, sunflower stalk 30%, cottonseed hulls 28%, sugar 1%, gypsum powder 1%. 5. Sugar beet pulp 31%, rice straw 10%, bean stalk 15%, sunflower stalk 30%, corncobs 12%, sugar 1%, gypsum powder 1%.

Enoki mushroom (cooked substrate cultivation)

1. Decomposed sawdust 75%, rice bran 25%. 2. Cottonseed hulls 90%, rice bran 10%. Lion's mane mushroom 1. Sawdust 78%, wheat bran (or rice bran) 20%, white sugar 1%, gypsum powder 1%.

2. Corncobs (or other crop stalks) 78%, wheat bran (or rice bran) 20%, white sugar 1%, gypsum powder 1%.

Reishi mushroom (cooked substrate)

1. Sawdust 70%, wheat bran 28%, sugar 1%, gypsum powder 1%, pH 4-6.

2. Sawdust 75%, wheat bran 24.8%, ammonium sulfate 0.2%.

3. Cottonseed hulls 35%, wheat bran 29%, sawdust 35%, gypsum powder 1%. 4. Corn stalks 40%, sawdust 59%, gypsum powder 1%, pH 4-6. 5. Wheat bran 100%. Mix wheat bran and water at 1:1, sterilize under high pressure, then inoculate and culture; this can shorten the cultivation cycle.