Detailed explanation of artificial breeding techniques for golden cicadas (cicada nymphs)

It is already October, and I have mentioned many times in my articles that trees aged 0-3 years are the best, and now is also the best time to plant trees. Golden cicada breeding does not specify a particular tree species or variety. The first choice is varieties that bring economic income, such as fruit trees, and the second choice is trees like poplar, willow, paulownia, and so on.

In addition, regarding egg branches, many people say that ash is good, but in fact ash egg branches were only hyped up in the Henan region. It is nothing more than being neat and good-looking, and it saves face for both breeders and merchants. The best egg branches are actually plane tree, because plane tree egg branches are relatively rare nationwide. The people who collect egg branches do not have plane trees in their areas, so they say ash and willow are all good. That is how simple the reasoning is.

Next, let us talk about the technique. If the technique is not good, even if you plant 1000 egg branches under one tree, the number of small golden cicadas you dig up will still be very small. So golden cicada breeding is not something everyone can succeed at. As long as the details are done well, a yield of 150-180 jin per mu is entirely normal, but on the market today, those who have truly succeeded in producing emerged cicadas are very few! Do not believe that golden cicada breeding is so simple! The most important point is that about 95-98 percent of people nationwide fail.

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