No. Tripterygium is rich in nutrients. If you soak it in water overnight, the bacteria will multiply and it will become inedible. It needs to be washed and stored in the refrigerator. It can be stored for a longer period of time. After washing, it can be placed in the freezer. Thunder fungus is the fungus, the scientific name is Candida vulgaris, also known as ground vegetables, fungus, snot meat, etc. It is generally found in dark and humid places. It is a bit like soaked black fungus. It is rich in protein, fat, carbohydrates, dietary Fiber and other nutrients. As the name suggests, Thunder Glide is best grown in spring when there are thunderstorms and rainy seasons. It is a bryophyte that generally grows in the south where the climate is warm and humid. In spring, it will appear on the slopes, fields or rocks in the vast rural areas of our country. There are many kinds of thunderterygium, which are edible and are delicious stir-fried or cooked in soup.