1. How to save it from rottingIf you want to preserve the gourd for a long time and prevent it from rotting, you need to store it in a well-ventilated, relatively cool and dry place. Do not place it in an environment that is too humid, otherwise it will quickly become damp and then rot. It should also not be placed in a place with strong light, otherwise it will easily dry out and then wrinkle, affecting its appearance. 2. How to store freshly picked gourdsAfter picking the gourd, you need to put it in a relatively ventilated place without strong light to dry. After its surface turns slightly yellow, you need to scrape off the wax on its surface with a bamboo stick, and then hang it in a dry, ventilated place without strong light to wait for it to dry. 3. How to preserve old gourdsThe structure of old gourds is more stable and they are easier to preserve. As long as you place it in a well-ventilated place, keep it dry and avoid moisture, you can preserve it and prevent it from rotting. In addition, if conditions permit, it can be polished by machine. This can make it more stable and greatly improve its resistance to decay. |
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