Mushroom growth environment conditions and characteristics

Mushroom Growth Environmental Conditions and Requirements

Mushrooms are more suitable for growing in places with sufficient light. They like warm environments, so when planting mushrooms, try to plant them in places with sufficient light, so as to promote their growth and development during the growth period.

Mushroom Growth Temperature

The suitable temperature for mushroom growth is about 12 degrees Celsius to 16 degrees Celsius. It is not very cold-resistant, so it is necessary to keep warm in winter. Generally, it can only tolerate a minimum temperature of 5 degrees Celsius.

Mushroom Growth Humidity

Mushrooms have relatively high requirements for humidity. If the environment is too dry, it will seriously affect the growth of mushrooms. If it is too humid, it will affect air circulation, causing the death of mushroom offspring.

Mushroom growing soil

Mushrooms prefer neutral or slightly acidic soil, and it is best to have well-drained soil so that the roots will not be too wet when the mushrooms are being grown.

Mushroom Growth Cycle and Process

Mushrooms are suitable for growing in spring, and their growth cycle is generally more than half a year. During the growth process of mushrooms, nutrients are very necessary. Generally, some pig manure, cow manure and other fertilizers can be applied, which is conducive to promoting the growth and development of mushrooms.