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Maintaining pH Levels in Button Mushroom Compost
Maintaining the correct pH level in button mushroom compost is essential for optimal growth and yield. The ideal pH range for mushroom compost is typically between 7.2 and 8, which is slightly alkaline. Here’s how to effectively manage and adjust the pH levels in your compost.
Directions for Use
- Testing: Use a pH meter or pH test strips to check the compost’s pH level.
- Adding Zoka: If the pH is below 7.2, gradually mix in Bandhuja Zoka+. Start with small amounts (about 1-2% of the total compost weight) and mix thoroughly.
- Re-testing: After adding lime, wait a few days and re-test the pH. Adjust further if necessary.
- Watering: Ensure that the compost remains moist but not overly wet, as excessive moisture can affect pH levels.
Important Notes
- Avoid Over-application: Adding too much lime at once can lead to a rapid increase in pH, which may harm the composting process.
- Organic Matter: The compost should be rich in organic matter, which helps buffer pH changes and supports microbial activity essential for mushroom growth.
By carefully managing the pH levels in your button mushroom compost, you can create an optimal environment for mushroom cultivation, leading to healthier plants and better yields.





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