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Pleurotus ostreatus var. florida

Florida Oyster Mushroom

Strain: M 2125

 Pleurotus ostreatus - florida oyster mushroom

Qualities:

  • good cultivation results at temperatures above 20°C
  • numerous carpophores

Characteristics:

This summer strain forms numerous groups of primordia, distributed over the entire substrate. They develop into medium size(average 5 cm diam.), funnel-shaped fruitbodies with elongated stems. Their colour varies, with increasing light intensity and temperature, from light-beige to greyish blue. The shelf life of the mushrooms is inversely proportional to the cultivation temperature.

Origin

Florida

Recommended substrate

hardwood / (wheat)straw

Heat treatment

bulk pasteurisation: temp. in centre substrate minimum 4 hours op 62 °C

Inoculation

mix with ± 2% spawn

Recommended bag

PE of HDPE, perforated every 10- 15 cm

Substrate size

diameter:

max. 35 cm

length:

unlimited

Incubation

room temperature:

20-22 °C

substrate temperature:

25-30 °C

duration:

12- 14 days

Fruiting induction

temperature:

15-20 °C

relative humidity

90- 95 %

Fruiting conditions

room temperature:

(11) 13-20 (28)°C

relative humidity:

85%

CO2-concentratie:

less than 1000 ppm

light:

800- 1500 lux

Flushes

number:

2-3

interval:

8-10 days

between flushes:

relative humidity increase up to 90-95 %

Total production cycle

2,5 months

Average yield

200 to 250 g saleable mushrooms per kg fresh substrate

 Important remark: the cultivation guidelines in our technical data sheets are a compilation of the data given to us by experienced cultivators.  Individual differences in the cultivation conditions can seriously affect the results.