When collecting from nature, adults can be collected from host plants from mid-August to early October of 10, or wintering sites can be found and captured in winter and spring, and the emergence time and wintering end time of adults may be different in different regions. Therefore, collection and capture should be carried out according to the actual situation in the region.

Aspongopus can be cultivated indoors, outdoors or in the field. Be prepared before raising insects: insect cages are generally made of wooden frames and screens, and the specifications can be made according to needs, which are generally three-dimensional. A large insect cage in the field has an opening at the bottom. Host plants (melons) planted on the ground can be covered in the cage, and the front door is opened for people to enter for operation and inspection. There are screens on all sides of the cage, and screens should be installed at the top of the cage. Then the insect source to be raised is put into a cage and raised and grown in the cage. Another small sarong allows host plants to be planted in flowerpots for insects to eat. Just open a small door in front and put your hand in to operate. This small insect cage can be placed in the field or outdoors, and can also be kept indoors. The planting time of homestay plants can be flexibly controlled according to the local planting time, which can be directly planted in the fields or in flowerpots.