Where does fungus grow? Where does it like to grow?

Where does wood ear like to grow?

Fungus generally likes to grow on thick tree trunks in shaded and humid areas. At the same time, it can also grow on the trunks of trees such as poplar and linden, and there are more than a hundred species. The trunks of ginkgo trees are also a good substrate for cultivating fungus.

Auricularia auricula is the fruiting body of the Auricularia auricula-type fungus. The wild Auricularia auricula-type fungus is mainly produced in high-altitude areas such as the Greater and Lesser Khingan Mountains in the northeast, the Qinba Mountains, the Funiu Mountains, and Huanren, Liaoning.

Fungus Growth Environment

Fungus grows on decayed wood and prefers to grow in a warm and humid environment with sufficient soil nutrients. When artificial cultivation is used, it is mostly based on bag materials, which have high temperature requirements.

Fungus Growth Conditions

Fungus has very high requirements for the temperature and humidity of the growing environment, and the requirements at different growth stages are very different.

Therefore, when fungus is growing, special attention needs to be paid to its light and humidity. The temperature should be kept at around 23-28°C, not exceeding 30°, and not lower than 14°C; the humidity needs to be maintained at 90%-95%, and the water content of the nutrients generally needs to be controlled at around 60%-70%.