 | Farming snails 2: Choosing snails; Care and harvesting; Further improvement source ref: fb34fe.htm |
 |  | Preface |
|  | The snails |
| | Choosing your snails |
| | Putting your snails in the pen |
| | When to take out the fully grown snails |
| | Taking care of your snails |
| | Wet the food and shelter plants and moisten the ground |
| | Tend the food and shelter plants |
| | Take away the weeds and creeping grass |
| | Feeding your snails other kinds of food |
| | Building the second pen |
| | When to build the second pen and how to build it |
| | Putting snails in your second pen |
| | Harvesting your snails |
| | When to harvest your snails |
| | How to harvest your snails |
| | What to do with the snails you harvest |
| | Preparing snails for cooking |
| | Further improvement |
| | Building the third pen |
| | Building a bigger pen |
| | Taking better care of your snails |
Tend the food and shelter plants
166. Watch all of your plants to see that they are growing well and that they do not get too tall or too thick.
167. Plants that are too tall or thick stop the dew from reaching the leaves and stop the rain from washing away the dust and the dirt that snails leave when they move about.
168. If you see that the plants are not being wet or washed by dew or rain, cut them back.
Cut back the plants
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