mushroom flushes

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1. Jovanovic Ljiljana, 2 мая 2010:

   Mr. Abdollahi,
   You can have this problem, but, also, you can have problems with compost density.
   If compost is not good press on beginning,of production, later on end of second flush, compost can fall down, just few millimeters and this is sufficiently to lose third flush.
   On end second flush, you not need to watering to much, if primordials are not abundant.
   Has suggested, that before third flush, temperature of air and compost can get up for 1-2C, From 17 - 18 to 19 C in compost and 18 C in ar , and supply more fresh air. Control CO2,to get on less than 800 ppm.
   Higher temperature, more O2, promote primordials formation, and evaporation.
   But, you cant exclude some diseases.
   Be careful with your casing soil, water capacity.
   If casing is to dry, it is very difficult to control casing humidity in third flush.
   Because of this, casing soil, must be suficiently humid, during second flush, to prevent, that surfice is dry, before start third flush...
   All of this can be reason to lost mushrooms in thir flush, because of it, you must control every of this factores to see what hapened.
   I hope this will help you.