Mushroom bed preparation.  Preparing a mushroom bed with wood-inhabitant mushrooms is a very easy thing!  The best time to start is spring, as soon as the nights are frost-free.  Biobritte recommends the use of wood-based spawn (spawn describes a substrate that is fully colonized by mushroom mycelium, used for inoculation of the fruiting substrate).  The use of grain-based spawn may attract mice, rats, or other vermin.  Just mix the spawn with a convenient base material and keep it moist. Depending on the species of mushroom and weather conditions, the mycelia often develop their first fruiting bodies only a few months after the inoculation.  The mushroom fruits until all nutrients have been consumed.  With little luck, the mushroom will settle permanently in your garden. Mushroom consultants in India. You can buy all types of mushroom products from the Biobritte cart. Top mushroom company. For more info - https://biobritteagrosolutionspvtltd.in/shop . Contact on a phone or WhatsApp 99

Mushroom bed preparation.  Preparing a mushroom bed with wood-inhabitant mushrooms is a very easy thing!  The best time to start is spring, as soon as the nights are frost-free.  Biobritte recommends the use of wood-based spawn (spawn describes a substrate that is fully colonized by mushroom mycelium, used for inoculation of the fruiting substrate).  The use of grain-based spawn may attract mice, rats, or other vermin.  Just mix the spawn with a convenient base material and keep it moist. Depending on the species of mushroom and weather conditions, the mycelia often develop their first fruiting bodies only a few months after the inoculation.  The mushroom fruits until all nutrients have been consumed.  With little luck, the mushroom will settle permanently in your garden. Mushroom consultants in India. You can buy all types of mushroom products from the Biobritte cart. Top mushroom company. For more info - https://biobritteagrosolutionspvtltd.in/shop . Contact on a phone or WhatsApp 99

Mushroom bed preparation Procedure -  Wash hands thoroughly with antiseptic lotion. Take the polythene cover and tie the bottom end with a thread and turn it inwards. Shade dry steam-sterilized straw to get a uniform moisture level in all areas. Take out a well-grown bed spawn, squeeze thoroughly and divide into two halves. (Two beds are prepared from the single spawn bag) Fill the straw to a height of 3” in the bottom of the polythene bag, take a handful of spawn and sprinkle over the straw layer, concentrating more on the edges.   Fill the second layer of the straw to a height of 5” and spawn it as above. Repeat this process to get five straw layers with spawns.  Gently press the bed and tie it tightly with a thread. Put 6 ventilation holes randomly for ventilation as well as to remove excess moisture present inside the bed. Arrange the beds inside the thatched shed, (Spawn running room) following the Rack system or hanging rope system. Maintain the temperature of 22-25° C and relati

Mushroom bed preparation Procedure -  Wash hands thoroughly with antiseptic lotion. Take the polythene cover and tie the bottom end with a thread and turn it inwards. Shade dry steam-sterilized straw to get a uniform moisture level in all areas. Take out a well-grown bed spawn, squeeze thoroughly and divide into two halves. (Two beds are prepared from the single spawn bag) Fill the straw to a height of 3” in the bottom of the polythene bag, take a handful of spawn and sprinkle over the straw layer, concentrating more on the edges.   Fill the second layer of the straw to a height of 5” and spawn it as above. Repeat this process to get five straw layers with spawns.  Gently press the bed and tie it tightly with a thread. Put 6 ventilation holes randomly for ventilation as well as to remove excess moisture present inside the bed. Arrange the beds inside the thatched shed, (Spawn running room) following the Rack system or hanging rope system. Maintain the temperature of 22-25° C and relati

Mushroom bed preparation Wash hands thoroughly with antiseptic lotion. Take the polythene cover and tie the bottom end with a thread and turn it inwards. Shade dry steam sterilized straw to get a uniform moisture level in all areas. Take out a well-grown bed spawn, squeeze thoroughly and divide into two halves. Fill the straw to a height of 3” in the bottom of polythene bag, take a handful of spawn and sprinkle over the straw layer , concentrating more on the edges.   Fill the second layer of the straw to a height of 5” and spawn it as above. Repeat this process to get five straw layers with spawns.  Gently press the bed and tie it tightly with a thread. Put 6 ventilation holes randomly for ventilation as well as to remove excess moisture present inside the bed. Arrange the beds in side the thatched shed, (Spawn running room) following Rack system or hanging rope system. Maintain the temperature of 22-25° C and relative humidity of 85-90 % inside the shed. Observe the beds daily for co