Method for preparing soil for flowers by using edible fungus chaff
An edible fungus, edible fungus technology, applied in the preparation, application, organic fertilizer and other directions of organic fertilizers, can solve the problems of restricting the production and quality improvement of flower soil, difficult to obtain a large amount of vermicompost, and limited utilization, etc., to improve drainage. Breathable performance, considerable economic benefits, the effect of increasing employment opportunities
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[0016] In this example, the medium waste oyster mushroom chaff after the production of oyster mushrooms is used, which is composed of 85% cottonseed hulls, 11.5% rapeseed cake, 1% gypsum powder, 2% superphosphate, and 0.5% urea.
[0017] Select the rod-shaped oyster mushroom chaff with white mycelium, firm material block, no mildew and rotting ingredients, remove the plastic bag film outside the fungus bag, spread out and dry the fungus chaff in the sun, and dry the fungus chaff after drying. The moisture content is 12%-15%. The dried fungus chaff is crushed by a pulverizer, and the maximum diameter of the processed granular fungus chaff is 1.0 cm.
[0018] Mixing of oyster mushroom chaff and auxiliary raw materials: The oyster mushroom chaff and auxiliary raw materials are mixed in parts by weight by manual turning method, 2 parts of mushroom chaff, 6 parts of garden soil with a humus content of 5%, a diameter of 0.05- The river sand within 0.5mm is 1.5 parts, and the mounta...
Embodiment 2
[0023] This embodiment adopts the culture medium waste Flammulina velutipes after the production of Flammulina velutipes, which is composed of 35% rice bran, 35% bagasse, 25% wheat bran, 1% urea, 2% cottonseed cake, 1% lime powder and 1% calcium carbonate. bran.
[0024] Select Flammulina velutipes mushroom chaff with white mycelium, firm material block, no mildew and rot, remove the plastic bag film outside the fungus bag, spread out and dry the fungus chaff in the sun, and dry the fungus chaff after drying. 10%-13%. The dried mushroom chaff is crushed by a pulverizer, and the maximum diameter of the processed granular mushroom chaff is 1.5 cm.
[0025] Mixing of Flammulina velutipes mushroom chaff and auxiliary raw materials: The mushroom chaff and auxiliary materials are mixed by weight by manual turning method, 1.5 parts of mushroom chaff, 6.5 parts of vegetable garden soil with a humus content of 5%, and a diameter within 0.5-1.5mm 1 part of river sand, and 1.5 parts of...
Embodiment 3
[0030] The present embodiment adopts the waste culture medium after the production of hamster mushroom, which is composed of 45% corn stover powder, 15% chicken manure, 25% wheat bran, 1% urea, 2% cottonseed cake, 1% lime powder and 1% calcium carbonate. Chicken leg mushroom bran.
[0031] Select the mushroom chaff of the chicken leg mushroom with white mycelium, firm material block, no mildew and rot, remove the plastic bag film outside the mushroom bag, spread it out and dry it in the sun to dry the mushroom chaff. After drying, the mushroom chaff contains The amount of water is 15%-18%. The dried mushroom chaff is crushed by a pulverizer, and the maximum diameter of the processed granular mushroom chaff is 2.0 cm.
[0032] Mixing of mushroom chaff and auxiliary raw materials: The mushroom chaff and auxiliary materials were mixed by weight by manual turning method, 1.8 parts of mushroom chaff, 8 parts of vegetable garden soil with 7% humus content, and 2 parts of river sand...
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