Environmental conditions and characteristics of Poria cocos growth

Environmental conditions and requirements for the growth of Poria cocos

Poria cocos is best grown at an altitude of 300-800 meters. Poria cocos is a fungus that matures in June and July, so it likes a warm and humid climate.

Poria cocos growth temperature

The fruiting body of Poria cocos develops normally at 24 to 28 degrees, and the mycelium of Sophora flavescens has a wide range of temperature requirements for growth and can generally grow between -35 degrees.

Poria cocos growth humidity

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Poria cocos growing soil

The moisture content of Poria cocos when growing on trees and stumps during the planting period is less than 35%. After planting, the soil moisture should be 50%. During the pudding period, it is sufficient to keep the roots of the trees moist. It is best to alternate between wet and dry soil.

Poria cocos growth cycle and process

The best time to plant Poria cocos is April to May, when the weather warms up, there is plenty of rain, and flowers, plants and trees are all suitable for growth. After Poria cocos is inoculated, after 10 to 12 months of growth, the material becomes decayed, the color of the sclerotium skin begins to darken, and the cracks on the epidermis gradually heal and become light brown, then it can be harvested.

After the Poria basidiospores germinate, the Poria mycelium is formed. In the industrial cultivation process of Poria, the "seeds" usually used are the mycelium of Poria, which is referred to as "strains". The mycelium obtained after planting is white and fluffy in appearance and will mature after 3-4 months.