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SUBSTRATES (OTHER STRAINS)
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TECHNICAL SHEET HERICIUM ERINACEUS |
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Resistance to minimal temperatures: |
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Good |
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Resistance to thermal rise: |
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Weak |
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Colour: |
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Candid white |
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Size |
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Medium-Big |
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Mycelium colour: |
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White with darker spots |
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Yield: |
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High |
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Early grow between 16-18°C and 90% relative
humidity: |
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15-20 days |
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Best cultivation timeframe: |
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Autumn - Winter |
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Resistance: |
| Mushroom
with good resistance to diseases,
particularly resistant against Trichoderm
viride, Dactylium dendroides and bacteriosis.
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Growing
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mushroom requires a low light environment,
high humidity and constant temperature.
Cellars or places with low ligh and high
humidity are recommended. |
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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 details: |
| The "Erinaceo"
mushroom is part of the large class of the
Basidiomiceti. Having candid white or light
brown coloration, it grows over tree trunks
during autumn and spring. It's
characteristic cauliflower shape inspired a
lot of names. In China it's denominated "Monkey
Brain", while in numerous Italian regions
it's known as "Bear head". The erinaceo,
almost unknown in western cuisine, it's
considered with great esteem in the east..
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Cultivation: |
| Cut away the
plastic on the superior side of the
substrate bags, and put them side by side in
a low light environment with high humidity.
Air circulation must be slow but constant.
Proceed with water subministration 1-2 times
a day, in order to maintain the right
humidity conditions. Before the first
harvest, clean the substrate with care and
repeat the same steps another time, in order
to obtain a second harvest. |
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