Environmental conditions and characteristics of Russula growth

Environmental conditions and requirements for the growth of Russula

The distribution range of red mushroom is relatively wide. It is generally grown in Fujian, Henan, Hubei, Jiangxi, Yunnan, Jiangsu and Sichuan. Red mushroom generally prefers to grow in humid and high temperature places. It is a wild fungus.

Red mushroom growth temperature

Russula likes a warm environment and has relatively high temperature requirements. Generally, after the red mushroom grows a cap, the temperature of the environment needs to be raised a little. The most suitable growth temperature for red mushroom is in the range of 25-28 degrees. Red mushroom is afraid of freezing, so the temperature must be well controlled.

Red mushroom growth humidity

Russula likes a humid environment. Only when the environment is moist enough can the spawn of Russula be hatched. Generally, when Russula is growing mycelium, the humidity of the environment only needs to be within the range of 65-75%. In the later stage, you can add an appropriate amount of water or spray water to maintain it.

Red mushroom growing soil

Russula generally grows on slopes of red-brown soil or red soil. Acidic soil is best. Generally, soil rich in humus and organic matter is best. When planting, the soil must be loose, breathable, and have good water retention.

Russula growth cycle and process

Russula usually grows in August or September in summer or autumn. The time to pick Russula is usually in the early morning because the cap of Russula is open at this time. Russula likes a medium to high temperature environment, so summer is a good season for its growth.