I have a wild mountain turtle, how do I keep it?

1. Potting soil: Mountain turtles have extremely high requirements for soil, and attention should be paid to soil distribution during breeding. The soil must be soft, breathable and well-drained, and it is recommended to mix it with humus, garden soil and slag.

The root system of the mountain turtle is well developed, and the flower pot should be slightly deeper, and it is best to use a clay pot or a clay pot.

2. Temperature: Mountain turtles like a warm environment, have high temperature requirements, poor high temperature resistance and cold resistance, and take cooling and warmth measures in summer and winter. In summer, it is best to strengthen ventilation, start work below 30, and in winter, you need to move the mountain turtle indoors, especially in the cold areas of the north, and control the temperature above 5, so as to better winter.

It usually provides a 20-28 environment and it will grow more vigorously and germinate better.

3. Watering: The tuber roots of the mountain turtle are large, the water stored in it is more, and the drought tolerance is relatively high, so the watering does not need to be too frequent during the breeding period, and it is best to wait for the soil to dry out and then water, keep the soil slightly moist, and it is strictly forbidden to have water accumulation. In particular, we should pay attention to the frequency of watering in winter, and keep it slightly dry as a whole to avoid rooting and rotting roots.

4. Light: Mountain turtles like light, tolerate shade, and are afraid of direct light. It is best to maintain it in a bright place indoors, and the strong light should be blocked in time, and it should not be exposed to the sun for a long time, otherwise it will be easy to be sunburned and have various poor growth.

Although it is shade-tolerant, it should not be placed in a shaded environment for a long time, otherwise the vines are easy to grow and should occasionally receive astigmatism.

It is better to leave 1-2 main vines for turtles, but if you keep too much, you will consume too many nutrients, resulting in not being able to climb the vines well, which will affect the overall growth. Generally, the cultivated mountain turtle leaves one main vine, and the other vines are pruned off in time to promote more concentrated nutrients and better growth of the main vine. If the cultivated mountain turtle is long, the tuber roots are thick, and the growth is vigorous, you can leave an extra main vine to promote more luxuriant branches and leaves.

In addition, if you want it to grow vigorously, you should pay attention to the usual maintenance and management of the vine to climb the vine.

Are you asking about the way to eat mountain turtles? It can be ground into powder and eaten.

Wild mountain turtle is a commonly used Chinese medicinal material that can resist a variety of diseases, and it is the most common way to eat it after slicing it and decoction to take Chi Ma Yan.

Sometimes, wild mountain turtles can also be powdered into powder after drying the bucket, which can be directly used for human oral administration.

The fresh leaves of the wild mountain turtle can also be used as a vegetable for human consumption, and it can be made into a salad, stir-fried or made into soup for human consumption.