Management of Coprinus comatus bags in the period of germination

Cultivating *Coprinus comatus* using mushroom bags offers several advantages over direct seeding. It allows for easier monitoring, better control of temperature and humidity, higher germination success rates, and more efficient large-scale production. The mycelium of *Coprinus comatus* is highly resilient and resistant to aging, meaning it can remain viable for extended periods. As long as the environmental conditions are suitable, a large number of bags can be produced, ensuring high-quality spawn that can be arranged according to the appropriate growing season. The germination process can be effectively managed through four key stages. The first stage is the initial germination period, which lasts 3 to 5 days. During this time, maintaining an optimal growth temperature is crucial for rapid recovery and growth. The strains are vulnerable to damage and dehydration if mishandled. High temperatures above 40°C can cause burning, while low temperatures may slow down development. A typical cultivation temperature is around 20°C. After 3 to 4 days, the inoculated material should show a neat and dense mycelium, marking the successful germination phase. This stage requires shading and insulation to prevent overheating. Raw materials may develop mucilage or discoloration, so proper mixing, processing, and disinfection are essential. The second stage is the colonization expansion period, also known as the cover growth phase, lasting approximately 10 days. Once the mycelium germinates, it rapidly spreads and occupies the substrate, outcompeting other microorganisms. During this time, the mycelium grows vigorously, increasing metabolism and producing carbon dioxide. Oxygen demand is high, so heat dissipation and ventilation are critical. About 5 to 7 days after inoculation, the bags should be turned, and the covers removed to check for contamination and address any issues promptly. Ventilation is best done in calm weather or on sunny days to avoid bacterial invasion. If the internal temperature is not too high, some steps can be skipped. The internal temperature inside the bag is usually 3–5°C higher than outside, so the surface should not exceed 25°C. A temperature of around 20°C feels cool to the touch, which is ideal for healthy growth. The third stage is the safe growth period, also referred to as the hyphal elongation phase. During this time, the mycelium fully covers the substrate and continues to grow until the entire medium is colonized. Higher temperatures accelerate growth but weaken the hyphae. To achieve thick and strong mycelium, proper ventilation and cooling are necessary. After 5 to 20 days, the culture enters a heat-dissipation phase. At this point, the mycelium is very active and requires good air circulation. The surface should appear white and dense, with even growth. Thin or weak mycelium may produce mushrooms, but the yield will be lower. The fourth and final stage is the maturation period, also known as the hyphal reeling phase. When the mycelium is fully developed, it continues to grow and becomes thicker and whiter. If the temperature during the previous phase was high, the hyphae may become weaker, requiring continued growth to reach maturity. This stage typically lasts 4 to 5 days. Once mature, the mycelium stops growing and begins to form primordia, marking the transition to fruiting bodies. Key management practices during this stage include: (1) increasing light exposure by removing shade to inhibit mycelium growth and encourage knotting; (2) raising humidity to over 85% relative humidity; and (3) lowering the temperature and increasing the temperature difference. Meeting these conditions ensures a shorter maturation period and timely mushroom formation. Failing to do so can delay the process and reduce overall yield.

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