Cultivation techniques of Coprinus comatus

Coprinus comatus is a mushroom that looks like a drumstick. It is widely planted because of its good taste and easy to grow. What are the cultivation techniques of Coprinus comatus?

1. Cultivation season

Coprinus comatus can be cultivated in spring and autumn, generally from June to August, from late September to early December, and from November to February in spring. the cultivated species need to be heated properly and mushroom can be produced from April to June.

2. Build a bed

Coprinus comatus built a bed according to the direction of the mushroom shed, with an interval of 0.5 meters, and dug a mushroom bed with a width of 80 cm 100 cm and a depth of 15 cm 20 cm in the greenhouse. Pour through the bottom water and sprinkle 150 grams of lime powder on each square meter of border.

3. Sowing seeds

The layer sowing method can be used for sowing, generally 3 layers of material, 3 layers of material, the thickness of the material is 15-20 cm, and the sowing rate is 15-20%. First spread a layer of 5 cm thick culture material in the mushroom bed, and then sprinkle 1 layer of bacteria, so that a total of 3 layers of material, sprinkle 3 layers of seeds. After sowing, cover sterilized plastic film and newspapers for germicidal management.

4. Bacteria

Insert a thermometer into the material about 10cm deep through the plastic film to observe the material temperature change. From the fourth day of inoculation, lift the film cover once a day to make it ventilated. Note that the material temperature of 10cm should not exceed 25 ℃, it is best to keep it below 25 ℃. When the material temperature is on the high side, it can strengthen the ventilation in the shed at night and under the plastic film, and can also open the newspaper and spray an appropriate amount of water to cool down. The hyphae of Coprinus comatus can be covered with material layer in about 20 days.

In short, Coprinus comatus is easy to cultivate, as long as you dig the bed according to the mushroom shed, sow three layers of culture materials and seeds, and then cover the film to control the moisture and temperature.