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PLEUROTUS ERYNGII SUBSTRATES
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TECHNICAL SHEET E+L |
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Resistance to minimal temperatures |
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Discreet |
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Resistance to thermal rise |
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Good |
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Colour: |
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Dark brown |
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Size; |
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Medium |
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Mycelium colour: |
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Bright white |
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Yield: |
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High |
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Early grow at 16-18°C and 90% relative
humidity: |
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15-20 days average |
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Best cultivation timeframe: |
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Autumn |
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Resistance |
| Good
resistance to common diseases if grown at
temperature between 16-18°C. Discreet
resistance at thermal rises. Very vulnerable
to bacteriosis and trychoderma.
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Growing
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| Cultivation
must only be done in covered, paved, and
hygienized greenhouse, with 90% shading
film. The strain gave good results both in
terms of quality and quantity. Best yield is
obtainable in eary autumn and late spring.
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from 000 to 200 mt over mean sea level |
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from 200 to 500 mt over mean sea level |
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from 500 to 1000 mt over mean sea level |
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Strain detail: |
| The mushroom
present itself vigorous, with a cap diameter
of 6-10 cm, of dark colouration. Relevant
deformations won't be present if thermal
rise is absent. The strain is much
appreciated for it's consistency and shape.
Yield is high.
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Cultivation: |
| Cut away the
top part of the bag wrapping the substrate,
then cover the whole exposed substrate
surface area with soil (1cm thickness).
Water must be subministered twice a day in
nebulized form, always maintaning the soil
wet but not soak. Required water amount will
vary upon seasonal temperatures. |
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