Bamboo fungus was first successfully domesticated in China in the 1980s. The raw materials used in artificial cultivation include bamboo, segmented wood, sugarcane bagasse, sawdust, etc. There are box cultivation, bed cultivation and open-air bamboo forest cultivation forms. Use buds as material for tissue separation, use potato culture medium with a pH value of 4.5-5, and culture it at 15-20°C for 15-20 days to obtain a pure mother strain. The pure mycelium will be white and will turn pale pink or red when exposed to light. Fuchsia. Then use the cultivation materials to make a culture material and insert it into the mother seed. Cultivate it at the same temperature for 30-45 days to get the original seed. The original seeds can be used directly or further expanded into cultivated species. Cultivation is carried out in early spring when the temperature rises to above 15°C. After inoculation, 3-5cm of soil needs to be covered to retain moisture and produce bacterial cords. Pay attention to keeping the covering soil moist and the air in the cultivation site moist. The optimum temperature for fruiting body formation is 23-26°C. If the cultivation conditions are suitable, fungi will grow in the covering soil in 1 month, buds will appear in 2 months, and harvest can be done in about 3 months. After harvesting, wash the spores, remove the fungi and soil, and dry them in the sun or oven to become commercial products. Those that are white in color, large in body, and free of insect infestations are considered top grade.