Potted ganoderma lucidum cultivation system capable of overcoming succession cropping obstacles of ganoderma lucidum

Abstract

The invention provides a potted ganoderma lucidum cultivation system capable of overcoming succession cropping obstacles of ganoderma lucidum, and aims to solve the problems that in the prior art, lucid ganoderma is cultivated in a field mode, land resources are wasted, the natural disaster resisting capacity is poor, and spore powder is prone to loss or pollution. The invention discloses the potted ganoderma lucidum cultivation system capable of overcoming succession cropping obstacles of ganoderma lucidum. Each cultivation pot is sleeved with a sleeve assembly; each sleeve assembly comprises a sleeve body and a conical cover, sleeve holes are formed in the middle of the conical covers, and groove-shaped grooves are formed between the conical covers and the sleeve bodies; the sleeve holes of the conical covers are covered with a preservative film, and a gap between the ganoderma lucidum stem and the sleeve holes is sealed; the tops of the sleeve bodies are covered with breathable paper; and the bottoms of the conical covers are sleeved on the cultivation pots. According to the potted ganoderma lucidum cultivation system, spore powder is directly sprayed in a closed space formed by the sleeve assemblies, the spore powder is mainly concentrated in a container formed by the conical covers and the sleeve bodies, and the spore powder scattered on a ganoderma lucidum cover and a small-area preservative film only needs to be simply swept into the groove-shaped groove, so that collection of the spore powder can be completed.

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technical field [0001] The disclosure belongs to the technical field of ganoderma cultivation, and in particular relates to a potted ganoderma cultivation system for overcoming obstacles in continuous cropping of ganoderma. Background technique [0002] At present, the production of Ganoderma lucidum is still mainly planted in the traditional segmented wood, and the traditional ground planting has the following problems: 1. The cultivation of Ganoderma lucidum needs to be covered with soil on the ground, which occupies a large area of ​​land, and after continuous planting, its output and quality will be greatly reduced. The occurrence of diseases has become more and more frequent, and even the original cultivation land has to be discarded to find new facilities for cultivation of Ganoderma lucidum, which greatly wastes the facilities land resources and the cultivation cost is relatively high. 2. The ability of ground planting to resist natural disasters is poor, especially i...

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[0003] This disclosure provides a potted Ganoderma lucidum cultivation system that overcomes the obstacle of continuous cropping of Ganoderma lucidum, aiming to solve the problem of wasting land resources in the prior art when Ganoderma lucidum is cultivated in the ground Poor resilience to natural disasters and problems that can easily lead to loss or contamination of spore powder

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