As the soil was dug up, she was surprised to find that both mushroom nests had produced some hemp seeds.

The seeds came from the mushroom nest produced in the space, and a total of about a pound of hemp seeds were produced.

Compared with the high yield of ten kilograms of hemp seeds per two square mushroom nests in the space, this yield is simply outrageously low.

As for the other mushroom nest, only a dozen or so hemp seeds came out sparsely, and I don’t know if there are more than two taels in total.

Although the harvest was tragic, at least it did not result in a total crop failure like in 1971.

After recording the data in detail, Shu Miao proceeded to the next round of experiments.

First, a new mushroom nest was opened in the oak forest, and the wood blocks with honey fungus mycelium and the hemp seeds produced this time were placed there, and then the soil was covered and waiting.

As for the two original mushroom nests for cultivating seeds, they continued to sprinkle seeds produced by the space and waited for the next wave of results.

During this period, Doctor Wang came to her with great enthusiasm to share a good news, saying that a doctor named Le from another province had successfully conducted an experiment on asexual reproduction of Gastrodia elata indoors.

Seeing that Shu Miao was confused, Doctor Wang patiently explained to her what sexual reproduction and asexual reproduction were.

When Shu Miaoyi saw the process of flowering and bearing fruit in the space and successfully breeding "Mi Ma", he instantly understood the term sexual reproduction.

That is to say, when the hemp seeds planted in the wild grow up, it is an asexual reproduction process.

But the question is where do the seeds come from?

With Dr. Wang's popular science education, she learned that people now look for wild Gastrodia elata growing in the wild, and select the small white Gastrodia elata (smaller Gastrodia elata individuals) and rice Gastrodia elata (even smaller Gastrodia elata individuals) as seed hemp for asexual reproduction.

These wild small white hemp and rice hemp can grow and develop into new Gastrodia elata plants under suitable environmental conditions and are the source of asexual reproduction.

It was for this reason that Shu Miao realized that the word "mi ma" was an old word.

The hemp species that she and Doctor Wang had been talking about were just larger white hemp.

The fruit produced after Gastrodia elata blooms has a more accurate name - "capsule".

Considering that such a small fruit contains tens of thousands of tiny seeds, the name really fits its characteristics.