Ramrod Chameleon Enthusiast May 16, 2020 #1 Hi all, can mulberry leaves be frozen for future use in feeding silkworms??
Mawtyplant Chameleon Enthusiast May 17, 2020 #2 Ramrod said: Hi all, can mulberry leaves be frozen for future use in feeding silkworms?? Click to expand... dont know but the best way to know it is to try! let us know! theoretically yes.. oficially maybe!
Ramrod said: Hi all, can mulberry leaves be frozen for future use in feeding silkworms?? Click to expand... dont know but the best way to know it is to try! let us know! theoretically yes.. oficially maybe!
nightanole Chameleon Enthusiast May 17, 2020 #3 Some have got success lighty blanching them, and stacking them very thickly in a vacuum bag. No one has had success just putting a few layers of raw leaves in a vacuum bag.
Some have got success lighty blanching them, and stacking them very thickly in a vacuum bag. No one has had success just putting a few layers of raw leaves in a vacuum bag.
Ramrod Chameleon Enthusiast May 17, 2020 #4 nightanole said: Some have got success lighty blanching them, and stacking them very thickly in a vacuum bag. No one has had success just putting a few layers of raw leaves in a vacuum bag. Click to expand... I will give it a shot. Don't have a tree of my own but know where there is one near by so thinking about a way to stock pile leaves while I have access. Thanks for the info
nightanole said: Some have got success lighty blanching them, and stacking them very thickly in a vacuum bag. No one has had success just putting a few layers of raw leaves in a vacuum bag. Click to expand... I will give it a shot. Don't have a tree of my own but know where there is one near by so thinking about a way to stock pile leaves while I have access. Thanks for the info