CATDOLL : CATDOLL: How to raise silkworms to make their cocoons white and big (Video on how to raise silkworms to make their cocoons white and big)

1. Can feeding silkworms with glucose increase silk production?

Yes, glucose solution can be sprayed on mulberry leaves to feed silkworms, which can not only improve the utilization rate of mulberry leaves, but also make the silkworms grow faster and have fewer diseases. The cocoons are white, large, and thick, with more upper and normal cocoons, which can increase the yield by 40%. The effect of feeding silkworms with glucose to increase silk production is very obvious, and the benefits are also greatly increased.

The method of feeding is to add 1 part of glucose to 5 parts of cold boiled water, stir evenly and then spray it on mulberry leaves to feed silkworms.

2. How to artificially cultivate double palace cocoons?

If two silkworms are placed in this specific space at the same time and they spin silk together, it is possible to form a double-palace cocoon silk.

The chance of silkworms spinning double cocoons is very small. One silkworm seed (about 25,000 silkworms) can only produce 1-2 kilograms of double cocoons, and one silkworm seed can produce more than 80 kilograms of cocoons.

3. How to raise silkworms to be big and white?

Feed fresh mulberry leaves,,,, clean up the garbage regularly

4. High-yield method for raising silkworms with glucose?

Adding glucose Spraying glucose liquid on mulberry leaves to feed silkworms can make silkworms grow faster, reduce the incidence of disease, make cocoons of good quality, and increase the yield by about 40%. The method is: add 1 part of glucose to 5 parts of cold boiled water, stir well, and spray it on mulberry leaves to feed silkworms.

Feeding molting hormone to silkworms when they are 5% mature or once at the end of the 5th instar can make silkworms mature one day earlier. Method: Use 1 tube of 40mg molting hormone to 2kg of cold boiled water for each silkworm, stir thoroughly, and evenly spray on 15-20kg of mulberry leaves, and let the silkworms eat them all at once. When preparing the medicine, pay attention to the cleanliness of utensils and water, and prepare it before use. If the feeding temperature is lower than 21℃ after using the medicine, try to heat it.

5. What should silkworms be fed so that they can grow big and make their cocoons big and thick?

Pay attention to the following points to make the cocoon big and thick:

1. When the worms grow up a little, the mulberry leaves do not need to be cut, but the tender leaves are still the main ones, which is convenient for the silkworms to eat. They are now slightly white. Since the mulberry leaves are tender, they dry very quickly. Pay attention to adding leaves in time. (Be sure to pay attention at all times to avoid too much white)

2. After the fourth molting, the silkworm's body has become more transparent and is ready to start spinning silk. After about 5 days, the cocoons can be harvested.

3. Silkworms basically spend their entire lives eating. For those who raise silkworms in cities, the most troublesome thing is the mulberry leaves. If there are some in the garden, it is best to pick them. If not, you can buy them online or in the local market. Before feeding mulberry leaves, please be sure to wash the leaves, wipe them dry and then feed them to the silkworms, so that they are not prone to diarrhea or even death.

4. If it is difficult to obtain mulberry leaves, you can go out and pick them, pack them up, sprinkle some water on them and put them in the refrigerator to keep them fresh. This way, the silkworms can eat mulberry leaves every day. If there are really no leaves, you can also feed them some vegetable leaves, such as camphor leaves or lettuce leaves.

5. If it is difficult to obtain mulberry leaves, you can go out and pick them, pack them up, sprinkle some water on them and put them in the refrigerator to keep them fresh. This way, the silkworms can eat mulberry leaves every day. If there are really no leaves, you can also feed them some vegetable leaves, such as camphor leaves or lettuce leaves.