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How much water does a tremella need to put?
1000 ml. After soaking a tremella in clear water, the weight is about 200-300g, and the amount of water put in is about 1000ml. If you put other water-absorbing materials, such as honey locust rice, lotus seeds, dried dates, etc., it is recommended to put more water as appropriate.

Tremella -Berk (Latin scientific name: Tremella -Berk, alias: Tremella) is a fungus of Tremella of Tremellaceae, which has the reputation of "the highest among fungi". It is distributed in most provinces of China.

Tremella fuciformis consists of 10 thin and wrinkled flat petals. The fruiting body of Tremella fuciformis is pure white to milky white, generally in the shape of chrysanthemum or cockscomb. Shrinkage after drying, horny, hard and brittle, white or beige; The seed layer is on the surface of the petal, and the basidium is nearly spherical or nearly ovoid. Tremella fuciformis mycelium can colonize and grow vigorously under suitable humidity conditions.