The cultivation method and cutting method of golden diamond

Cultivating golden diamonds is relatively simple, the key is to understand their growth habits. The golden diamond prefers a semi-shaded, warm and humid environment, so special attention should be paid to the management of light, soil, water and fertilizer during the maintenance process. In order to grow golden diamonds, the indoor temperature should be maintained above 10°C. Once the potting soil becomes dry, it needs to be watered thoroughly. At the same time, the leaves should be sprayed with water regularly to maintain humidity. Let’s learn about the cultivation and cutting methods of golden diamond.

1. How to cultivate golden diamond

1. Soil selection

The golden diamond does not have high requirements for soil, but prefers sandy loam rich in humus and with good drainage. When potting , nutrient soil prepared by mixing peat and perlite is usually used.

2. Lighting management

Except for the summer when strong direct sunlight needs to be avoided and shaded, golden diamonds should be ensured to get sufficient light in other seasons, especially in winter, when sufficient light needs to be guaranteed.

3. Watering strategy

Keep the soil in the pot moist during high temperatures (above 26°C), and at other times, water thoroughly after the topsoil dries.

4. Fertilization tips

When the temperature is between 16℃ and 30℃, you can apply fertilizer multiple times in appropriate amounts; if the temperature is below 15℃ or above 30℃, avoid applying fertilizer.

5. Ventilation conditions

If the outdoor temperature can be kept above 15℃, ventilation should be maintained as much as possible, which is conducive to the healthy growth of golden diamond.

6. Pruning and maintenance

It is normal for the leaves of the golden diamond to turn yellow. Just cut off the yellow leaves in time.

7. Humidity Control

The ambient humidity should be kept above 75%, because golden diamonds cannot tolerate dryness and prefer a humid environment.

8. Other matters needing attention

Prevention of yellowing and diseases and pests: Pay attention to prevent yellowing of Golden Diamond leaves and the occurrence of diseases and pests. Diseases are usually caused by improper maintenance or unsuitable environment and can be prevented through good maintenance management. For pests such as red spider mites, regular spraying of water and wiping of leaves can be effective in prevention and control. If necessary, special pesticides can be used for prevention and control.

Causes of yellowing leaves: Yellowing of the leaves of the Golden Diamond may be caused by a variety of factors, including inappropriate temperature, low humidity, improper light, excessive fertilization, excessive watering, and invasion of pests and diseases.

2. Cutting method of golden diamond

The cutting propagation method of golden diamond can be carried out in spring and autumn, with May and September being the best time. The following are the specific steps for cuttings:

1. Timing of cuttings

The best time to take cuttings of Golden Diamond is in spring and autumn, with May and September being the best time.

2. Soil Preparation

The soil for cuttings of golden diamonds can be a mixture of garden soil and river sand, and the mixed substrate should be placed in the flowerpot. It is important that the soil is disinfected the day before cuttings are taken, which can be done by sun exposure or using a disinfectant.

3. Branch selection

Select thick branches from healthy golden diamond mother plants, cut them into 12-15 cm sections, make sure the cuts are flat, and dry them in a cool place for later use.

4. Cutting operation

After the branches are dry, insert them into the sterilized substrate to a depth of about 4-6 cm. Water thoroughly immediately after cuttings, making sure that water can flow out from the bottom of the pot, and then place the pot in a semi-shaded and ventilated place.

5. Management after cutting

If the soil remains moist, you won't need to water frequently, just mist the leaves daily to keep them moist. The ambient temperature is controlled at around 20 degrees, and the branches will take root after about 3-4 weeks. After the golden diamond branches sprout new leaves, they can be transplanted.

The above is an introduction to the maintenance techniques and cutting management of golden diamonds. If you want to grow golden diamonds, you can refer to it. There are rich varieties of golden diamonds, and you can choose the one that suits you.