How to raise small round clams

1. Breeding environment

1. Soil: It is best to use loose, well-drained soil for growing clams. Do not use too sticky soil, which will be detrimental to its growth.

2. Water: During its peak growth period, it is necessary to ensure that there is sufficient water. Generally, watering once a week is sufficient, but it should also be changed appropriately according to the weather and growth conditions. If there are more rainy seasons, the amount of watering should be reduced. It is very afraid of moisture, so there should be no water accumulation in the potting soil.

3. Light: Small round clams like sunlight. When breeding, they must be given sufficient light and a fresh air growth environment. However, they must be properly shaded in the summer and not exposed to strong sunlight. They can receive full-day sunlight in the winter.

2. Breeding Methods

Leaf cuttings propagation: Leaf cuttings must use healthy and disease-free leaves. After cutting the leaves, place them on suitable soil. There is no need to bury them in soil. Then put them in a cool place. Wait for them to grow roots before burying them in the soil and maintaining them normally.

3. Common Pests

Small round clams may be attacked by insect pests during their growth period. They can be caught manually in the early stage of discovery. If the pests are serious, they must be sprayed with pesticides in time. The affected branches and leaves must be pruned to avoid harming more branches and leaves, and the soil must be disinfected.