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The reason for the poor growth of Pleurotus ostreatus

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Some Pleurotus ostreatus growers write to say that their Pleurotus ostreatus is not growing well and want to know what the problem is. Here are some analysis and reminders on some problems often seen in cultivation: the first reason may be that the ambient temperature and material temperature are not right. If the temperature range of mushroom production is higher or lower than that of the cultivated varieties, there will be no mushroom emergence or the phenomenon that the mushroom will no longer produce normally after a tide of mushroom turning to tide. The second reason is the poor ventilation of the mushroom shed. Poor oxygen supply and high carbon dioxide concentration are not conducive to mushroom production, and will increase when severe hypoxia occurs.

Some Pleurotus ostreatus growers write to say that their Pleurotus ostreatus is not growing well and want to know what the problem is. Here are some analyses and reminders on some problems that are often seen in cultivation:

The first reason may be that the ambient temperature and material temperature are not right. If the temperature range of mushroom production is higher or lower than that of the cultivated varieties, there will be no mushroom emergence or the phenomenon that the mushroom will no longer produce normally after a tide of mushroom turning to tide.

The second reason is the poor ventilation of the mushroom shed. Poor oxygen supply and high carbon dioxide concentration are not conducive to mushroom production. Serious hypoxia will cause a large number of mushroom buds to atrophy and suffocate.

The third reason is the improper method of spraying water. If you use too much water when spraying water, and spray directly on the culture material and young mushrooms, and close the doors and windows when spraying water, it will make the culture material stagnant and cause hyphae to suffocate to death. At the same time, the cover of young mushrooms is also due to water accumulation for a long time, a large amount of water absorption, it is easy to create conditions for the occurrence of a large number of bacterial diseases.

The last reason is the occurrence of diseases and insect pests. Due to improper selection and treatment of culture materials, mushroom houses, mushroom sheds and soil cover are not sterilized or not thoroughly sterilized, especially the old mushroom houses and sheds that have been used for many years are more prone to diseases and insect pests. After the pests invade, they will bite on the hyphae and fruiting bodies of Pleurotus ostreatus, causing them to break and lose water and die. The serious harm of diseases and insect pests will cause the mushroom body to atrophy, turn yellow, and finally rot and die after mushroom production. Therefore, you must carefully find the cause and take appropriate solutions.

 
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