shiitake cultivation
The cultivation process of shiitake mushroom substrate bags is divided into the cultivation phase and the color change phase.
The optimal temperature for shiitake mushroom mycelium growth is between 24-26°C. Within 1 day after inoculation, the mycelium recovery is clearly visible. After the inoculated block is planted, the mycelium starts spreading through the substrate.
During the first 10 days post-inoculation, there is no need to supplement fresh air. After that, fresh air should be gradually increased, and the carbon dioxide concentration inside the room should be maintained below 0.3%.
Around day 25 post-inoculation, 70-80 small holes per stick are made (with a depth of 3-5 cm and diameter of 4-6 mm) to increase oxygen and promote aeration. This results in the temperature inside the substrate stick rising again, generally maintained for 7 days.
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