Can raw gypsum be used in mushroom cultivation substrate formulas?

Mushroom Cultivation Jan 1, 1970 0 views

Is it okay to use raw gypsum in mushroom cultivation substrate formulas?

Generally, quicklime, that is, calcium oxide, is used. When mixing the substrate, 1%~5% quicklime is added. Besides supplementing calcium for mushroom growth, it is mainly used to adjust pH. In addition, it also helps prevent contamination by molds such as Trichoderma viride and buffers the organic acids produced during mycelial metabolism.

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Can raw gypsum be used in mushroom cultivation substrate formulas?

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