medium-size mushroom strain
also has the ability to produce larger mushrooms
very good quality fruit bodies
Spawn on grain for commercial production of mushrooms | 3rd generation of mycelium | 1 or 2 kg bag. Mycelium inoculated from mother spawn liquid or mother spawn on grain. Certified axenic mycelium on sterilized grain, meant for spawning of compost/substrate. Each portion is double-tested and axenicly packed in a sealed bag.
| -30% | <-35% | <-40% | ||
| Quantity in kg | 100 – 250 | 500-1000 | 1000 – 2500 | >2500 |
| Price per kg | 120 RS | 115 RS | 110 RS | 105 RS |
Although this Agaricus bisporus, var. bisporus strain also has the ability to produce both high-density medium and larger sized fruitbodies, it is mostly used to grow medium sizes and offers exceptionally high yields. Picking is easy, caps are smooth and round.
EN: White Button Mushroom I FR: Champignon de Paris I DE: Zuchtchampignon I NL: Witte Champignon I ES: Champiñón de París I PT: Cogumelo de Paris I HU: Kétspórás csiperke
| Binomial name | Agaricus bisporus | |
| Strain | VM9027 | |
| Inoculation rate | 8-10 litre spawn / ton | |
| Natural substrate | traditional or synthetic Agaricus-compost | |
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Incubation
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compost temperature: | 23-28 °C |
| duration: | 13-17 days | |
| CO2-concentration: | 5000-12000 ppm | |
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Primordia induction
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(night time)* temperature: | 20-21 °C |
| air temperature: | 17-18 °C | |
| relative humidity: | 90-95 % | |
| CO2-concentration: | 1000-1200 ppm | |
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Fruiting conditions
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temperature: | |
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Flushes
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number: | 2 to 6 |
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| Total production cycle | from the end of incubation: 5 to 11 weeks | |
| Average yield | 29 to 36 kg/ m² at a fill weight of 90 kg/ m² fully grown Ph 3 compost or 110 kg/m2 of Ph 2 compost | |
*Primordia are induced by a shock. For most mushroom species, this is done with a thermal shock, which is defined by the minimum temperature during the day-night cycle.
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.
