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Description
Price: $52.00 - $49.00
(as of Aug 26,2023 13:28:07 UTC – Details)
From late August each year, the host bat moth larvae of Cordyceps sinensis encounter the ascospores of cordyceps sinensis transmitted by wind or rain, and are infected when the environmental conditions are suitable. The infected larvae act slowly, and climb to the surface near the surface at 2-9 ? in October and die as stiff worms. Cordyceps sinensis absorbs nutrients from the insect body for growth and reproduction, resulting in the body of the insect full of mycelia and then the formation of daughter. From November to February of the next year, the ground temperature is very low, and the sub-block growth is very slow or even stops growing; In May, when the temperature rose to 4-10 ?, the soil thawed, mycelia grew on the surface of the body and bonded with the soil to form a layer of membrane skin, and the fruiting bodies rapidly grew up to the rod-like fruiting bodies of 20-50 mm, and the ground was exposed. From June to late July, the head of the fruiting body gradually expands, and the ascospores mature and ejects under the appropriate temperature, humidity and light. At this time, the underground stiff insect rots, and the fruiting body is hollow, and the spores spread out infect the bat moth larvae with the help of wind and water. In its natural state, it takes about 3 years for cordyceps sinensis to complete its asexual and sexual generations Then put the cordyceps sinensis in a congee pot with raw pork and rice, add cold water, bring to a boil over high heat, and then boil over Chinese heat for an hour. After cooking, add a small amount of salt seasoning.
Package Dimensions : 3.35 x 1.93 x 0.91 inches; 0.32 Ounces
Date First Available : June 16, 2023
Manufacturer : Veda Sale
ASIN : B0C88ZMZFP
