Below we publish comment-advise of our consultant Iurie Boiciuc.
I recently received lots of photos with golden spots on mushrooms – this is the bacterium pseudomonas gingeri. It usually appears at the beginning of the first flash, a few spots – and then the number increases. On the next flashes, spots are no longer there. Of course, this is a problem with the casing soil.But mushroom producers can take the following steps to reduce the number and distribution:
- Water with chlorinated water.
- Avoid watering over the mushrooms.
- It is nice to make good separation – so that air passes between mushrooms.
- Work at lower humidity.
- Monitor evaporation.
- Try not to lose compost activity during mushroom formation to preserve the delta.
- Use Armex.
Want to get more detailed advice on these and other issues? Iurie Boiciuc can visit your farm or consult online. If you write to UMDIS (+380935690941, Viber, WhatsApp, Telegram) – we can teach you how to have better yield even on not the best compost and casing.
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