Qiao Mei planted 10 small wild ginsengs in the ground and carried out the energy exchange at the same time. After 300 rounds, half of the wild ginsengs had dried up, leaving only three that were still in relatively good condition and the remaining two also showing signs of withering. It seemed that the energy exchange did not guarantee absolute success. Ultimately , it was the composition of the soil, humidity and temperature which decided whether the plants could survive in the end.
"Sigh, I thought they could really grow indefinitely. Looks like I have to think of another way," Qiao Mei said as she looked at the wild ginsengs on the ground.
It was getting late so Qiao Mei went home and prepared some lingzhi so that she could carry out experiments tomorrow. She also wanted to replant all the wild ginseng she had at home so that she could better cultivate them into older wild ginseng.
Qiao Mei was about to leave in the morning when Qiao Qiang stopped her.
