Five methods of Postharvest Management of Auricularia auricula planted in the ground

Sun fungus recovery mycelium: the picked Auricularia auricula is dried in water to restore the vitality of the mycelium and avoid entering water. At the same time, the sun bag can kill some miscellaneous bacteria. Break the bag out of the ear: choose a relatively strong bacterial bag, tear the top of the bag open, so that the top of the bag is directly exposed, laying the foundation for the later stage. Broken bags can produce a crop of good little autumn ears with high commodity value. Scientific watering: it is appropriate to water in the evening at the initial stage, frequently and less in case of cloudy days, and increase the amount of water after White Dew. Weed treatment: black fungus has been picked in August, when weeds are overgrown in the fungus bed. In order to prevent grass seeds from falling to the ground, herbicides such as Nongda can be sprayed directly on the fungus bed to serve as the basis for planting next spring. Replanting autumn vegetables: some bacterial bags can not continue to come out of the ear due to early bag placement or improper management. You can clear the fungus bags and plant autumn vegetables, such as coriander, spinach, or transplanting precocious cabbage.