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What if the straw mushroom is dead?

Published: 2024-11-22 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/22, The reason for the death of straw mushroom is that the ventilation and moisturizing of the mushroom room are not coordinated. Straw mushroom is an aerobic fungus, which needs a lot of water, and it is easy to die from lack of water due to excessive ventilation. Lack of ventilation can easily lead to excessive carbon dioxide and hypoxia death. The temperature of the mushroom room changed suddenly. If there is no early ventilation and cooling in case of continuous high temperature, or if too much well water is sprayed on the floor, and the temperature drops too fast, the mushroom can not withstand the sudden change of temperature and die in batches. Poor germplasm and pests. The bacteria of the right age aged and died because they could not be cultivated in time. The activity of mycelium is poor, and the accumulation of nutrients after sowing is insufficient.

The reason for the death of straw mushroom is that the ventilation and moisturizing of the mushroom room are not coordinated. Straw mushroom is an aerobic fungus, which needs a lot of water, and it is easy to die from lack of water due to excessive ventilation. Lack of ventilation can easily lead to excessive carbon dioxide and hypoxia death.

The temperature of the mushroom room changed suddenly. If there is no early ventilation and cooling in case of continuous high temperature, or if too much well water is sprayed on the floor, and the temperature drops too fast, the mushroom can not withstand the sudden change of temperature and die in batches.

Poor germplasm and pests. The bacteria of the right age aged and died because they could not be cultivated in time. The vitality of mycelium is poor, the accumulation of nutrients after sowing is insufficient, and the survival rate of mushroom will be very low. At the same time, dead mushrooms can also occur when infected with miscellaneous bacteria or attacked by mites.

Control measures Straw Mushroom likes the environment of high temperature and humidity. After the culture material enters the room, it is necessary to strictly control its water content, put an end to the use of over-age bacteria, and keep the temperature of the mushroom room at about 30 ℃. If you encounter continuous high temperature weather and low moisture, you can sprinkle water to the floor and increase ventilation to cool and moisturize.

The wheat bran (nitrogen) applied on the bed of bacteria should not exceed 30% (or not) to reduce the occurrence of miscellaneous bacteria such as green mold and insect pests.

Be careful when harvesting straw mushrooms, lest mechanical damage to small mushrooms, or break the mycelium layer and cause dead mushrooms. As long as attention is paid to nursing in every production process, the occurrence of dead mushrooms in volvariella volvacea cultivation can be reduced.

 
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