How to grow straw mushroom with high temperature and humidity in summer?

How to grow straw mushroom with high temperature and humidity in summer? Please introduce that straw mushrooms can be cultivated in idle sheds in the hot summer season with high temperature and humidity. The site treatment will clean the greenhouse, repair the greenhouse film, disinfect the ground and wall, and cover the roof with wheat straw. Make the border in the shed, the border is 80 cm wide and 10 cm high, and dig a 60 cm wide drainage ditch between the two beds. The raw materials are prepared to soak the waste of wheat straw, wheat bran and Pleurotus ostreatus in 5% lime water until the ph reaches 12-13. The day before sowing, the border should be filled with water, spray 5% lime water, and then spray 500 times phoxim to disinfect and kill insects. Then, sprinkle 30% of the wheat straw into the border surface to compact, spread 3 layers of compaction according to the same procedure, cover the soil 1.5 cm thick, make it tortoise back, and immediately cover the plastic film. Finally, make 3 rows of small holes in the membrane. The normal growth temperature of volvariella volvacea is about 35 ℃. If the greenhouse temperature exceeds 45 ℃, the film should be ventilated and dissipated in time. The humidity of the material surface is generally about 70%. If the humidity is not enough, 1% urea water should be sprayed in the haystack or in the cultivation border. In the mycelium growth stage, direct light should be avoided, the light should be weak rather than strong, but the mushroom stage should be strong. If the ph value of the culture material is less than 7, 1% clarified lime water should be sprayed into the material for adjustment. The mushrooms can be harvested at 8-10 days after inoculation. Click to get more straw mushroom planting technology click to get more edible mushroom planting technology