I am the chief of a primitive tribe

Everyone was extremely puzzled when they heard Mu Feng say that crushed corn cobs could be used to grow mushrooms.

Bai Ya came up to him with his big eyes blinking: "Brother Mu Feng, there is nothing on it, how can we grow mushrooms?"

"This is easy!" Mu Feng recalled the details of cultivating mushrooms in a plastic greenhouse in his previous life and explained, "Crush the corn cobs, find something to wrap them together, make mushroom bags, put the roots of the mushrooms in them, poke a few small holes and stack them together!"

After a pause, he said, "But it's still a bit cold now, the mushroom bags have to be placed in the cave and watered regularly!"

"Can mushrooms grow in caves?" Bai Ya asked in confusion.

"Yes! And mushrooms don't need much sunlight to grow!" He explained patiently.

When he was a child in his previous life, he cultivated mushrooms in his hometown and sold them for money. What he used was crushed corn cobs, mixed with mushroom fungi, and piled in a greenhouse with mud walls and plastic roofs.

If necessary, hay should be placed around to keep warm, and no sunlight is needed.

Although there is no plastic greenhouse at present, the cave can also solve the problem.

As for the problem of insufficient temperature in the cave, it is also easy to solve.

Just get some hay to ferment in the cave.

He did it right away. Mu Feng left most people to grow corn, and took Bai Ya and a dozen people to make mushroom bags.

The first thing is to break the corn cobs. This is not technically difficult. Just smash them with stones-and the tribesmen are best at throwing and smashing stones.

But how to make mushroom bags out of the broken corn cobs is a problem.

Now he is in the primitive society, where can he get plastic cloth?

"Do I have to exchange it with the system?" Mu Feng thought to himself, "I just completed the task and got 300 achievement points, and I have to spend them again?"

In desperation, he had to communicate with the system to see if he could exchange it for plastic bags.

But after seeing it, he became angry. The system can only exchange ten plastic bags for him, and there is still a limit on the number.

"What a jerk!" Mu Feng was completely speechless. He had actually forgotten the quantity limit. "What can I do with ten plastic bags?"

Since exchanging plastic bags is not an option, he can only think of other ways.

After thinking it over, he had to find a bunch of thin branches and asked Bai Ya to help him get thin and flexible straw. Then he started to make mushroom bags by himself.

He first broke four branches of similar length and tied them into a square with straw. Then he made another one, both of which were about ten centimeters square.

After doing this, he broke four branches of about twenty centimeters and fixed the two square wooden frames, so that they became a rectangular wooden frame.

Then Mu Feng fixed the branches on the wooden frame one by one, leaving only one side without wooden strips - thus making a rectangular wooden strip box with one side open.

After it was done, he propped it up with his hands for a few times and felt that it was still very solid. He began to put corn cobs that had been broken into the size of soybeans into it. He would put the prepared mushroom roots every three or four centimeters.

In this way, the mushroom bag is divided into two layers, with one mushroom root on each side and two mushroom roots on the long side.

Finally, Mu Feng used thatch to fix the top, then put it aside and started to make another one.

Bai Ya, who was standing by, watched attentively. Seeing that Mu Feng finally made one, his big eyes were full of surprise and wonder: "It's done?"

Looking at the girl's big black eyes blinking, Mu Feng also smiled: "Yes, this is how to make mushroom bags! Do you understand?"

"Yeah!" Bai Ya smiled sweetly, showing his beautiful white teeth, "That's why you have to press it when you put corn crumbs in it?"

"Oh oh!" Mu Feng was surprised, nodded and smiled, "You look carefully!"

He patiently explained: "There will be gaps in the middle of the corn crumbs, and it is difficult for mushroom roots to take root in it. Pressing it can make the corn crumbs more compact, so that mushrooms can take root easily and grow out more easily!"

"But these mushroom bags are all sealed by branches?" Bai Ya frowned, very puzzled.

"No!" Mu Feng said with a smile, "See the small gaps between the wood strips? They will grow from here!"

"Really?" Bai Ya tilted his head, thinking, "Such a small gap can grow mushrooms... By the way, Brother Mu Feng, how do you know this?"

Mu Feng was stunned, then smiled and said, "Didn't you see that mushrooms can grow from wood? Aren't the gaps in wood smaller?"

"That's right!" Bai Ya bit his finger and stopped struggling, "Then let's make mushroom bags quickly!"

"Yeah!" Mu Feng nodded, "After everything is done, move all the mushrooms to the cave, and wait for ten days before eating themMushrooms!"

"So fast?"

"Yes!" Mu Feng said with a smile, "It's just a little troublesome. Someone will have to water them many times a day!"

"Leave it to me!" Bai Ya smiled sweetly, "I love eating mushrooms!"

"Yes, good!" Mu Feng agreed, "I guess these mushroom bags can make one or two hundred. You don't need to water them too much, just keep them moist!"

"I remember!"

"Okay!" Mu Feng smiled and stood up, "I'll go to your father to discuss how to catch the wild boars in Dongshan and raise them!

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