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The control method on Penicillium during Black fungus cultivation

2017-05-09 08:38:32
Excessive rainfall and insufficient illumination usually cause Penicillium. For the contaminated part, you should timely arrange the picking, rinse with 1% saline water, then air and dry. What’s more, maintain a good sanitation to inoculation room, cultivation room and cultivation venue, conduct the disinfection and sterilization at a regular basis, furthermore, be sure to enhance the ventilation of mushroom house so as to eliminate the occurrence and spreading of Penicillium, meanwhile, adjust the PH Value of compost, you could adjust it into alkalescent status with 1%-2% lime water so that you inhibit Penicillium.
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