Cultivation methods and precautions of golden tower

The golden tower is very easy to grow. It is also called the golden bud flower. It is an evergreen shrub of the genus Golden bud of the Acanthaceae family. It has many branches, shiny green leaves, a relatively long flowering period, and a high ornamental value.

How to cultivate golden tower

1. Moisture

The golden tower is short of water for a long time and does not have enough water, which causes the leaves to become dehydrated and curl. It needs timely watering. In the hot summer weather, you can water it every day to maintain a moist growing environment.

2. Temperature

If the temperature is too low, the golden tower will suffer from frost damage, causing the leaves to curl. If the cultivation temperature in winter is lower than 5 degrees, the leaves will curl. It should be moved to a warm room as soon as possible, sprayed with water appropriately, and it will recover in about a week.

3. Soil

The soil is too poor, resulting in the plant not getting nutrients, causing the leaves to curl. Add an appropriate amount of base fertilizer when potting, and apply fertilizer every 15-20 days. If the situation is too serious, you can change the pot and soil.

4. Picking

After the golden pagoda flower survives, you need to keep 1-2 nodes for pinching, and wait until the new shoots sprout 2-3 pairs of leaves, then pinch it again.

Golden Tower Maintenance Precautions

When caring for the golden tower, you should pay attention to pruning branches and leaves. You need to prune the withered and poorly growing branches and leaves in time. This will not only prevent the excess branches and leaves from absorbing too much nutrients, but also effectively promote the branching of the golden tower.