How to judge whether the shiitake log is mature?
How to judge whether the shiitake log is mature?
1. The shrinkage degree of the mushroom bag. The mature shiitake bag must be separated from the log skin, the shiitake bag should feel rustling, and the sound should be crisp when flapped . The shiitake log should be elastic and not soft
2. The color changing should be good. good color changed shiitake log skin generally not too hard, the shiitake fruiting will be good,too
3. shiitake log weight after maturity. The water loss of shiitake log after maturity is generally 25%-30% of the original weight. For example, when we make shiitake log, the original weight is 3kg, after maturity, the shiitake log is generally 2.1-2.25kg . If shiitake log too heavy, it means that the shiitake log not enough mature yet
4. The time after piercing the big hole. Generally speaking, after piercing the big hole, the shiitake log needs to be cultivated for another 80-90 days to fully mature
5. shiitake log fruiting test, take a few shiitake logs, neither remove the bag, nor add water, shake them to see whether shiitake grow out.
As long as the above conditions are met at the same time, it means that the mushroom stick is fully mature


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