Cordyceps Sinensis,Wild Cordyceps,Chinese Caterpillar Fungus (Dong Chong Xia Cao) 100% Wild Whole Himalayan Cordyceps Sinensis (3g)

From late August each year, the host bat moth larvae of Cordyceps sinensis encounter the ascospores of cordyceps sinensis transmitted by wind or rain, and are infected when the environmental conditions are suitable.

The infected larvae act slowly, and climb to the surface near the surface at 2-9 ? in October and die as stiff worms.