Cultivation techniques of Pleurotus ostreatus: how to promote Pleurotus ostreatus?

Now the cultivation of Pleurotus ostreatus does not produce mushrooms, how can Pleurotus ostreatus promote mushrooms? Also hope that netizens guide in the cultivation of Pleurotus ostreatus, some mushrooms do not come out after the bag is full of bacteria, or after the first stubble is picked, the primordium of the second stubble can not be seen for a long time. In these two cases, as long as the bacteria in the mushroom bag are normal and the temperature type of the strain is suitable, you can use the following methods to promote mushroom (for reference). Method 1. Temperature difference stimulation: raise the temperature of the mushroom shed during the day, ventilate and cool down at night, and artificially enlarge the temperature difference can stimulate mushroom production. Method 2, light stimulation: after the bacterial bag is full, roll up the straw curtain in the mushroom shed every day and let the sunlight shine for a period of time (do not shine directly when the light is strong). Gutters or mushroom houses that are inconvenient to sunshine can be illuminated by electric lights. Method 3. Scratching bacteria stimulation: if too many substances with high nitrogen content, such as wheat bran, rice bran or urea, are added to the culture material, resulting in carbon and nitrogen imbalance, mycelium apprenticeship, or delayed mushroom production due to premature bag opening and too dry bag skin, a chicken claw-shaped nail rake can be made with iron wire to gently scratch the bacteria or skin. Combined with ventilation and spraying 0.5% glucose solution combined with temperature difference and light stimulation, bud formation can be promoted. Method 4. Shock bud stimulation: gently pat the surface of the mushroom bed or mushroom bag with sterilized wood, branches or palms to stimulate the mycelium to form primordia. Method 5. Air stimulation: close the doors and windows or cover the film, increase the concentration of carbon dioxide, and then ventilate twice a day for half an hour. Method 6. Soil-covering pressure stimulation: pressing tiles or boards or bricks on the mushroom bed or mushroom bag. Mushroom bed cultivation covered with 1-1.5 cm thick soil particles, both anti-miscellaneous bacteria and moisturizing mushroom effect is better. Method 7. Use hormone drugs to stimulate: spray the surface or bed of triacontanol with a concentration of 5 parts per million to 10 parts per million naphthylacetic acid or 0.1 parts per million to 0.5 parts per million. This method can not only produce mushrooms earlier, but also increase production. Click to get more cultivation techniques of Pleurotus ostreatus