Winter management tips for edible mushrooms, a must-read for growers
1. Increase the shed temperature to promote mushroom growth. For oyster mushrooms, appropriately increase light exposure and spray New High-Fat Film to enhance photosynthesis and raise the temperature inside the shed; for button mushrooms, add an extra layer of plastic film outside the mushroom shed, and spray a 800-fold dilution of New High-Fat Film on the fruiting surface to preserve moisture, prevent water evaporation, keep warm and prevent freezing, ensuring normal mushroom growth through winter.
2. Keep warm and prevent cold damage, replenish water and control humidity. After edible mushrooms grow in autumn, the mushroom sticks lose a lot of water and should be replenished in time. Mushrooms basically do not need water replenishment in winter.
3. Ventilate in time, doing so around midday when the temperature is relatively high. When doing this, enter and exit from the south side of the shed to prevent cold wind from hitting.
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