How to grow a potted golden pagoda flower? Can it be placed indoors?

1. Potted plant maintenance methods

1. Soil: The soil for potted golden pagoda flowers should be loose, fertile, and breathable, and should be rich in humus as much as possible. You can prepare the soil yourself, such as using peat, leaf mold, perlite and a small amount of river sand, and mix them evenly.

2. Light: It is best to give it enough sunlight during maintenance so that it will grow better. In summer, it needs to be moved to a cool place or properly shaded to prevent sunburn. It should also not be placed in a dark place without light for a long time, as this will hinder its growth and flowering.

3. Pruning: When the seedlings grow to about 6 cm, they need to be pinched. When the branches of the plant grow to about 4 cm, pinch them again to promote flowering.

2. Can it be placed indoors?

Potted golden pagoda flowers are non-toxic and can be grown indoors. Moreover, it can improve the indoor environment and make the air fresher. However, it must be placed in a sunny location indoors, otherwise it will affect its growth.