What are the breeding methods and precautions of golden iron

Introduction to Golden Heart Iron

Golden iron belongs to the Liliaceae family and is a small evergreen tree. It is generally propagated by tissue culture and cuttings. Cuttings are divided into branch cuttings and leaf cuttings. Compared with tissue culture, cutting propagation is more commonly used because it has the highest survival rate and the fastest growth rate.

How to breed golden iron

Golden Iron prefers a high temperature climate. The most suitable growth temperature for it is between 20-32 degrees. It is relatively drought-resistant and needs sufficient sunlight at ordinary times, but direct sunlight should be avoided. When planting, loose and fertile soil is generally used.

Watering method

The demand for water of the golden iron plant is not very high, so it is necessary to water it appropriately at normal times. Generally, water it when the soil is relatively dry to avoid water accumulation.

Fertilization method

When fertilizing the golden iron plant, it is usually necessary to combine it with watering. Organic fertilizer is needed, and foliar fertilizer should be applied 3-4 times a month, so that it will grow better.

Pruning methods

When the golden iron plant is growing, it needs to be pruned in time. Some of the overly long branches and leaves need to be cut off to make it have a more beautiful plant shape and reduce nutrient consumption.

Precautions for breeding of golden iron

It takes good ideas to care for the golden iron plant. It needs sufficient sunlight at normal times. Insufficient light will cause its leaves to fade. However, it is necessary to avoid strong light in summer and place it in a well-ventilated place for maintenance.