Can silkworm moths lay eggs when the weather is too cold?

There are two conditions for silkworm eggs to hatch, one is temperature, and the other is light. Please keep the silkworm eggs in a dark space, such as wrapped in black cloth or black paper, and then keep them at low temperature until the next spring. The optimum temperature for hatching silkworm eggs is about 20-25℃ at room temperature. When a young silkworm has just hatched from an egg, it should be treated with special care. When feeding it with tender mulberry leaves, move it with a soft brush when changing mulberry leaves, and pay attention. Put it in a cardboard box or a small sieve for sieving rice. If a sieve is used, put some paper at the bottom of the sieve. Sometimes the mulberry leaves are too dry, and if you are not careful, you will leave the silkworms on the mulberry leaves and discard them in the process of changing mulberry leaves. It is difficult to raise when you are young, but it is easy to raise when you grow up. When it is ready to cocoon, it takes some wheat stalks and ties them into the shape of branches. After breaking the cocoon, put it in a box together, and they will mate and lay eggs together. Sometimes because there are few silkworms, moths will be alone when they break their cocoons, but don't worry, as long as a pair of silkworms succeed, I believe it will be enough for you to raise. Mulberry leaves should be fresh, or you can collect a plastic bag at a time, use a few pieces every day, sprinkle some water on the rest and keep them fresh in the refrigerator. The collected leaves will have a certain amount of dust, which can be washed and dried, and must be dried, otherwise the young silkworm or the big silkworm will have diarrhea and may even die.