How are mushrooms grown in artificial conditions?

Mushrooms such as oyster mushrooms, honey agarics and champignons can not only be collected in the forest, but grown in artificial conditions. To do this, you need a room where conditions close to natural conditions will be maintained and a substrate in which the mushroom will grow. Everyone knows that mushrooms grow well after rain, therefore, they need high humidity – up to 95%. Small sawdust, compost, sunflower husk, coconut fiber are used as a substrate. It is poured into plastic bags, fertilizer for growth and remedies for diseases and pests are applied. Then the fungus mycelium is placed in the prepared substrate. The temperature in the room is maintained within 20 degrees, but not lower than 8. It is also important to ventilate and light at least 14 hours a day, for this use fluorescent lamps. It remains now to wait for the harvest.