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Have you ever eaten chicken mushroom? It is one of the unique mountain delicacies produced in Yunnan, China. Due to the low yield in the wild and the rich nutrition of chicken mushroom, many people want to plant it artificially, but the technical level is not limited, and many people fail. Today, the editor will not only introduce pictures of chicken mushroom to you, but also tell you some tips on artificial planting of chicken mushroom.

Chicken mushroom picture

Chicken mushroom, also known as chicken mushroom or mountain mushroom, is a kind of plant of the fungus family. It belongs to the free-living type. Its stipe is spindle-shaped and it mostly appears in groups in summer and autumn. It is most often found near termite nests in the mountains. The meat of chicken mushroom is tender, similar to chicken shreds, and contains a variety of nutrients that are beneficial to the human body. It is a precious mountain delicacy.

Artificial cultivation techniques of chicken mushroom

1. Climate is very important for artificial cultivation of chicken mushrooms

When artificially cultivating chicken mushrooms, the climate is particularly important. It is best suited to grow in an environment of about 25 degrees. In addition, the humidity of the planting environment is also very important. If the environmental humidity is too high, the grown chicken mushrooms will have too much water. If the humidity is too low, the grown chicken mushrooms will be particularly dry. Therefore, growers should pay attention to the regulation of humidity.

2. The soil quality is very important for artificial cultivation of chicken mushrooms

Chicken mushroom is a wild mushroom species. Its growth is closely related to the termites living in the wild. If there are no termites, this mushroom will not grow at all. Therefore, when planting chicken mushroom, it is best to go to the mountains and choose places with termites to get soil. There will be some termite holes in these soils, which will also be natural ingredients that are conducive to the growth of chicken mushroom. If there is no such natural soil, it is difficult to artificially cultivate chicken mushroom.