Cultivation techniques of Pleurotus ostreatus: why should the noodles of Pleurotus ostreatus be peeled?

Why should the mushroom noodles be peeled? What are the benefits of peeling Pleurotus ostreatus noodles? It is hoped that experienced netizens can help introduce the reasons and methods for peeling Pleurotus ostreatus: after two crops of Pleurotus ostreatus harvest, there are often some bad phenomena, such as serious drying and hardening, poor air permeability, weak mycelium aging and so on, so as to delay the time of mushroom emergence, reduce the yield of mushroom body, or even not produce mushroom. If the material surface is scraped off one layer, the hardening problem can be better solved, and there is a good effect of increasing production. The method of peeling the material surface of Pleurotus ostreatus: first, the method of peeling the material surface can scrape off a layer of aging bacteria skin completely and thinly for the material surface with serious hardening and too thick skin. Method 2. For the material surface with slight hardening and thick bacterial skin, many small ditches can be drawn vertically and horizontally with iron wire to expose the hyphae. Method 3, border bed cultivation, you can use a bamboo broom to sweep back and forth on the bed until the old bacterial skin is scratched and the mycelium inside is exposed. If planted in a bag, the old hyphae at both ends can be scraped off. The benefits of peeling Pleurotus ostreatus noodles: peeling has an obvious stimulating effect on primordium differentiation and can promote mycelium growth. Generally, new mushroom buds appear after 7-10 days. But it should be noted that after scraping the material surface, the old fungus skin should be cleaned up so as not to produce miscellaneous bacteria. At the same time, the exposed new material should be pressed flat in order to produce mushrooms neatly. In addition, water should not be sprayed until the growth of the mycelium is restored. Click to get more cultivation techniques of Pleurotus ostreatus