1. Earthing: When you find that spawns are fully grown in compost, then cover 1 cm depth of sandy soils. In general, this method facilitates increasing 10% of output.
2. Hormone stimulates: During the formation period of tiny buds, you could spray 0.001% of Triacontanol. In general, this method facilitates increasing 10%-15% of output.
3. Aginomoto stimulates: Add 0.1% of aginomoto, 1% of glucose and moderate amount of Vitamin B1 into water, 7 days after picking the first flush of mushroom, spray 0.5-1kg on each square meter for 3 or 4 times. In general, this method facilitates increasing 15%-20% of output.
4. Complexing agent stimulates: Prepare the complexing agent by using Vitamin B9 5g, magnesium sulfate 20g, boric acid 5g, zinc sulfate 10g, Vitamin B12 50mg, urea 50g and water 50g. During the formation period of tiny buds, spray on the surface of compost so as to promote the formation and enlargement of sporocarps. In general, this method facilitates increasing 20%-30% of output.
5. Spray solution of trace element: After you find that fungus buds appear on fungi bed, spray the solution of trace elements (0.04% of Ferric sulfate, 0.04% of Zinc sulfate, 0.04% of Potassium dihydrogen phosphate) to accelerate the growth of spawns and the speed of flush-turning. In general, this method facilitates increasing 30% of output.
6. Cover plant ash: Some characteristics such as low temperature, slow growth of spawns and easily be infected by sundry fungi will be observed and noticed when cultivating Oyster mushroom in early spring. It is advisable to spray 1 layer of plant ash so as to increase the temperature of fungus bed, promote the growth of spawns and inhibit the growth of sundry fungi, which are jointly conductive to fruit mushrooms early. In general, this method facilitates increasing 10% of output.