Mushrooms: How to Grow Them
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Never use a dibber in planting spawn; simplymake a hole in the manure with the fingers, insert the lump and cover itover at once, and as soon as the bed has been planted firm it well allover. Although the lumps are buried only an inch deep under the manure, we have to make a hole three or four inches deep to push the lump intoto get it buried.
French or flake spawn is inserted in much the same way and at about thesame distance, only, instead of cutting it up into lumps, we merelybreak it into f...laky pieces about three inches long by an inch thick, andin planting it in the beds, in place of pushing it into the hole, lay inthe flake on its flat side and at once cover it.
Many growers plant spawn a good deal deeper than I do, but I have neverfound any advantage in deep planting. In moderately warm beds, or bedsthat are likely to retain their heat for a considerable time, I amsatisfied that shallow planting is better than deep planting. When wewant to mold over our beds soon after spawning them, shallow planting isto be recommended.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Never use a dibber in planting spawn; simplymake a hole in the manure with the fingers, insert the lump and cover itover at once, and as soon as the bed has been planted firm it well allover. Although the lumps are buried only an inch deep under the manure, we have to make a hole three or four inches deep to push the lump intoto get it buried.
French or flake spawn is inserted in much the same way and at about thesame distance, only, instead of cutting it up into lumps, we merelybreak it into f...laky pieces about three inches long by an inch thick, andin planting it in the beds, in place of pushing it into the hole, lay inthe flake on its flat side and at once cover it.
Many growers plant spawn a good deal deeper than I do, but I have neverfound any advantage in deep planting. In moderately warm beds, or bedsthat are likely to retain their heat for a considerable time, I amsatisfied that shallow planting is better than deep planting. When wewant to mold over our beds soon after spawning them, shallow planting isto be recommended.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Falconer William to read onlineMoreLess
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