Artificial cultured golden cicada unearthed in recent years

Artificially cultivated golden cicadas are generally unearthed in the third year. From the middle and late June (from summer to around) to the beginning of August (around the beginning of autumn), it is the best harvest season for artificial breeding of golden cicada. It takes three years for cicada ants to be unearthed, and four to five years for eggs to be unearthed. Now artificial farming can be shortened by about one year. In the first year, cicadas were as big as rice grains to soybeans, in the second year, two peanuts were unearthed, and in the third year. The density of golden cicada trees should not be too high.

If the planting density of trees is high, the trees will not grow well at first, and the land temperature will be relatively low when there is no sunlight in the woodland. Golden cicada larvae also need a certain temperature underground. Too low temperature will lead to slow growth and low survival rate.

Generally speaking, the better the permeability of the soil, the more suitable it is to breed golden cicadas. Many fields directly plant trees to raise golden cicadas, which has a good effect. Sandy soil rich in organic matter is beneficial to the growth and development of golden cicada.