Method for producing succulent plant culture medium from waste mushroom residue in industrial edible mushroom cultivation

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of succulent plants and particularly provides a method for producing a succulent plant culture medium from waste mushroom residues in industrial edible mushroom cultivation. The method includes the steps of: 1) preparation of materials: preparing 90-100 parts by weight of fresh mushroom residue and 0.45-1 part of a mushroom residue high-temperature decomposition compound bacterial agent; 2) fermentation: mixing the fresh mushroom residue with the mushroom residue high-temperature decomposition compound bacterial agent uniformly and stacking the mixture, and performing fermentation to prepare the succulent plant culture medium. The method fully utilizes the mushroom residue of pleurotus eryngii. The succulent plant culture medium contains abundant coarse fibers, coarse fat, coarse protein, mineral elements, phosphorus, potassium and humus and the like substances. The plant culture medium provides sufficient nutrients for growth of rice and promotes absorption of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium by the succulent plants.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of succulent plant cultivation, in particular to a method for preparing a succulent plant cultivation substrate from discarded mushroom chaff in industrialized edible fungus cultivation. Background technique [0002] Succulentsrefers to higher plants with hypertrophied plant vegetative organs, usually with three vegetative organs of roots, stems, and leaves and three reproductive organs of flowers, fruits, and seeds. So far, more than 10,000 species have been found, belonging to more than 50 families. In horticulture, succulents are divided into two categories: cacti and succulent flowers. Cacti are native to the Americas, and are distributed in South and North American continents and adjacent islands; succulents are mainly distributed in Africa, America, Madagascar, the Canary Islands, the Mediterranean coast of North Africa, and the East African plateau, with Africa being the most concentrated. Among the...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, only a small amount of these fungus chaff resources are used as raw materials for the production of organic fertilizers, feed, and secondary use as base materials for edible fungus cultivation, and most of them are treated as wastes and incinerated or dumped in the open air, which not only wastes resources, but also causes serious damage to the environment. Pollution

Therefore, there is a lack of effective utilization of the edible fungus chaff, resulting in a large amount of waste of the fungus chaff

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