How to grow golden banyan

1. Breeding environment

1. Soil: The golden banyan tree does not have very high requirements for soil, and it can be grown in fertile soil.

2. Light: Give it plenty of sunlight every day, but not direct exposure to strong light. Especially in summer, shading measures should be taken in time.

3. Temperature: It likes to grow in a high temperature and humid environment. It is best to give it a growing environment of 25-30℃. It is cold-resistant and can grow in an environment of 0°C for a short period of time.

2. Breeding Methods

1. Open-field planting: You can use a thick trunk with a length of about 2 meters for planting, cut off its branches and leaves, and wrap the top with mud. You can plant it directly without raising seedlings.

2. Cutting propagation: Generally carried out in spring, you can use young branches or old branches with a length of 20 cm for cuttings. Insert it into the soil and keep it moist. It will start to grow roots in about a month.

3. Common Pests

Common insect pests of the golden banyan tree include the gray-white silkworm moth, which is not easy to find and will harm the leaves and tender shoots. Once discovered, purchase the appropriate pesticide and spray it in time.