Cultivation techniques and yield of golden cicada

Golden cicada breeding is a hot topic now, and many friends will consider this project if they want to start a business. So, do you know the breeding technology and yield of golden cicada? Let's take a look!

1. Cultivation techniques and yield of golden cicada

The yield of artificial cultured golden cicada mainly depends on the number of reproduction. You can choose healthy tree species with more juice and intercrop some root crops, such as potatoes, sweet potatoes and yams. It is usually necessary to ensure the normal growth and development of the root system of the host plant, and some straw can be covered in winter. The eclosion or collected adults can mate and lay eggs, and are harvested and transplanted from summer to around every year.

Second, matters needing attention in golden cicada culture

(1) According to years of breeding practice and repeated experiments, the spawning period of golden cicada is generally about 280 days to 300 days. In July, golden cicada eggs began to decline a lot, and their vitality declined, and they died before hatching (there were few poplar branches left), especially during hatching. The survival rate is lower than normal 10%.

(2) The egg branches of annual golden cicada can't hatch small golden cicada, because it has dormancy period. Therefore, it is the last year's egg branch that can hatch. Don't be deceived by some unscientific promises that farmers can hatch and reproduce at any time.

(3) Some farmers say that as long as they can't see the golden cicada after hatching, it's pure nonsense. The consequences of this planting can only be said that the survival rate is extremely low below 1%, and the cycle takes five years. Others say that they can grow without hatching, so the survival rate can only be said to be about 0%. Therefore, if you want to breed golden cicadas, you must master the incubation and planting time. Don't listen to some irresponsible farmers let the seeds grow in August and September, but let the seeds grow before hatching to see the golden cicada. Be sure to plant the hatched egg branches and watch the golden cicada crawl.