Not accidentally honey agaric – favourite mushroom of many mushroom pickers. It is really tasty, it is recognized by all experts. But it is not always possible to gather these mushrooms in the forest: there are no rains, before you mushroom pickers already have managed to walk, and even there is no time to mushroom to the forest. But honey agarics will remarkably grow not only on your site, but also on the balcony! The main thing is to create them necessary conditions.
Instruction
1. Prepare logs with a diameter of 20 - 50 cm from certain breeds of trees. It is the best of all to use beech, hornbeam, alder, aspen, ash-tree, maple, birch, poplar, willow, horse chestnut and oak. Split logs the axe or make saw cuts in several places, and then prikopayta partially to the earth. Logs can be put as it is horizontal, and vertically. It is the best of all to do mushroom inoculation in April, May, August.
2. On saw cuts or rasshchepa to inokuliruyta mushrooms. It can be done in two ways. You can buy ready mycelium in shop, and can make inoculation. For this purpose collect in the forest of hat of old honey agarics, soak them in rain or river water, and then water with this water of log. Spread out hats of mushrooms from above. If you impart logs ready mycelium, then keep in mind that one packing will be enough approximately for 7 logs. Plant mushrooms very accurately as the mycelium is very sensitive. The mushroom bed needs to be humidified constantly, and around it is better to plant high plants or bushes in order that they created shadow to mushrooms: honey agarics do not take out the scorching sun. To grow up mushrooms – business not fast. The first harvest you receive the earliest in year. When collecting honey agarics the mushroom bunches entirely cut off at the basis. One culture will live up to eight years on logs; if you have put honey agarics on stubs, then – to ten.
3. Honey agarics it is possible to grow up even houses. For this purpose maintain temperature from 14 to 180C and humidity about 90%. Surely highlight landings as at total absence of light the honey agaric does not form fruit bodies. It is convenient to grow up honey agarics in tubs or even pots as the continuous contact with the soil is necessary for this mushroom.
4. If on surfaces which have undergone processing by disputes or mycelium there was mold, do not leave such landings – mushrooms all the same will not survive, can only infect with row the being logs or pots. Most often it occurs because when landings you did not follow the rule of hygiene.