After inoculation with grain spawn, the mushroom blocks are transferred to the incubator. Why do you need an incubator for oyster mushrooms? Let's look at how the microclimate difference between […]
After inoculation with grain spawn, the mushroom blocks are transferred to the incubator. Why do you need an incubator for oyster mushrooms? Let's look at how the microclimate difference between […]
Read about how oyster mushroom primordia look and form here. What is primordial initiation? When the mycelium is completely overgrown in the substrate, we begin to gradually lower the temperature […]
When should mushroom blocks be perforated? It is necessary to make holes in the block as soon as possible after inoculation, since the growing mycelium actively breathes and cannot develop […]
What is the incubation period for oyster mushrooms? The incubation period is the time from the inoculation of the mycelium until the appearance of the first primordia. During this time, […]
In the process of overgrowing mycelium, the humidity in the incubator must be increased. If you have only one incubator that contains blocks of different ages, keep the humidity in […]
The priority process in the first few days of incubation is the growth of oyster mushroom mycelium - after all, it was introduced into the substrate in large quantities. Then […]
A mushroom incubator is a room for growing oyster mushroom mycelium in a two-zone growing system. The process of overgrowing mycelium in the substrate is called incubation. Mushroom incubator What […]
In this article, we will analyze when does it start fruiting mushrooms and when to transfer mushroom blocks from the incubator to the growing chamber. How to tell when mycelium […]