Cordyceps sinensis, also known as Cordyceps sinensis, is a carnivorous plant. Isn't it amazing? I can't believe that even the plants are carnivorous. Cordyceps sinensis first grew in the United States and was introduced to many areas because of its unique habits. It is a kind of herb that has been growing for many years, and the shape of its leaves is also very special. The leaf arrangement method of rosette has a fleshy shell clip at the leaf tip and more than a dozen equal-length bristles grow on each half leaf edge.

Shelly leaves are usually in an open state. When you see their leaves closed, it means they are eating. When they are open, they will give off a faint sweetness and attract the surrounding insects to take the bait. As soon as the worm touches the bristles, the leaves will close as quickly as possible, and the worm will be kept inside and enjoyed slowly.

Cordyceps sinensis is a very interesting plant and a natural weapon to catch insects. As a world-famous carnivorous plant, it is not only for people to watch, but also shocking in its hunting ability. Don't underestimate its two shell-shaped leaves. If you touch its bristles with something, you won't see any reaction. It can distinguish the prey it wants, so your play will not succeed.

Cordyceps sinensis generally adopts the method of sowing and propagation. Prepare a flowerpot with substrate and water the soil to moisten it. Scatter the seeds evenly on the soil surface and water the soil to keep it moist. Don't water it, lest it wash away the seeds. After covering the soil, put the flowerpot into a glass jar filled with water.

The water quality must be kept clean, and it is convenient to observe the changes of water quality with glass tubes. Put the water tank and the flowerpot together in a weak light. If you want plants to sprout new buds earlier, you can cover the flowerpot with a film, and you can see the new seedlings emerge in less than ten days.

In summer, its two leaves are the best growth time. In the summer light, you can see that the closed leaves will turn red slowly, really facing the blood of the sky. In winter, it will go into a dormant state, most of the leaves will dry up, and the whole plant will look bare and feel unable to live, but it is actually just dormant. It is a pity not to throw it away in winter.

In fact, it doesn't take too much time to take care of Cordyceps sinensis, and you will have great fun when maintaining it. Cordyceps cannot be planted. As long as there is enough sunshine, clean water and suitable soil, it can grow well. It is also special to grow a carnivorous plant.