Who is an expert on Pleurotus ostreatus? Help me to tell you that the cultivation process of Pleurotus ostreatus is bagged cultivation.

I take the cottonseed hull as an example, including 1kg of cottonseed hull, 15kg of quicklime, 1kg of gypsum, 1 bag of bran, 4kg of clotrimazole and 5 kg of special compound fertilizer for Pleurotus ostreatus. After all these are ready, I start to mix the materials, and the site for mixing the materials should be clean, preferably the cement floor. When mixing the materials again, I should pay attention to the fact that water can't be absorbed immediately, and who will flow out from under the pile, so it is best to reuse it. After the mixed materials are mixed, the fermentation method can be used in winter, that is, the mixed materials are directly piled into a ladder shape, and the outside can be covered with breathable things. Generally, the internal temperature starts to rise after two days, and when the temperature reaches about 4, the piles are turned over, and the inside is turned over, and the outside is turned over, and the piles are turned over thoroughly. In this way, the stacker can be bagged for three times, usually 1 to 15 days. Bagging can also be done directly in the open air or indoors, but it should be noted that it is in a sterilized room. The containers filled with old strains should be disinfected, and it can be done directly with potassium permanganate solution, and the hands should also be washed with potassium permanganate solution when bagging. The tightness of bagging should also be well grasped, and it should be packed firmly but not too firmly. If it is too firm, the fungus will grow slowly, if it is too loose, the yield will be low and the mushroom will grow slowly. About 8 holes should be pierced with fine nails at both ends of the mouth. Next, start the stacking. . . . . .