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The Iron-clad Gold bonsai prefers a warm and well-lit growing environment. The plant's early growth is relatively slow. It is best to carry out coiling and pruning after 2-3 years of cultivation. Do not rush to shape it, otherwise it will be detrimental to the growth of the plant.

Maintenance method of iron-clad gold bonsai

1. Soil

When caring for the iron-clad gold, you need to provide it with suitable soil. The plant likes loose, breathable, nutrient-rich soil. You can use leaf mold and river sand to prepare it yourself.

2. Lighting

Iron-clad gold likes light, so it must be kept in an environment with sufficient diffuse light and needs full exposure to soft light to promote vigorous growth of the plant.

3. Watering

Iron-clad gold is a very water-loving plant and likes to grow in a humid environment. It is necessary to follow the principle of "don't water unless the plant is dry, and water thoroughly when watering", and be sure to avoid water accumulation.

Things to note when planting iron-clad gold bonsai

1. When planting iron-clad gold, the soil needs to be dried and disinfected, and then the soil around the roots of the plant should be gently pressed with your hands so that the soil and roots can be more closely combined.

2. If you want the Iron-clad Gold bonsai to look better, you need to prune and shape it regularly, cut off all the old branches and leaves, and then use the coiling method to shape it.