Plant the mountain piles of sheep's hoof beetles in spring. If maintained properly, they will germinate in about 7-10 days. The goat's hoof beetle likes a humid growth environment. During the maintenance process, it should be watered every 1-2 days to keep the soil moist and promote the smooth rooting and germination of the plant. Note that during the rainy season, watering needs to be reduced. The frequency is generally watering once every 5 days.

Before cultivating sheep's hoof beetles, use a sterilized sharp knife to remove the thin branches growing on the surface, and then soak the plants in a disinfectant solution for half an hour to prepare the sheep's hoof beetles for climbing piles. Disinfect and sterilize, then place it in a ventilated environment to dry.

Maintenance Notes

Before planting sheep's hoof beetles on hillside piles, cut off the weak branches of the tree trunks and soak them in disinfectant for sterilization. Preparing soil: When planting, use soil mixed with river sand, leaf humus soil, and base fertilizer, and sterilize it by exposure to the sun. Moisture: During the breeding period, the sheep's hoof beetles should be watered every two days.

The mountain pile of sheep's hoof beetle likes soft sandy soil. It can be planted in soil mixed with river sand, leaf rot soil and base fertilizer. Before planting the mountain pile of sheep's hoof beetle, the soil must be placed first. Expose it to the sun for 3 days to eliminate insect eggs and germs.