How to make golden spathiphyllum bloom

Key points for cultivating golden sedge

Golden Sedum is a succulent plant of the Crassulaceae family. It prefers light, so there must be sufficient sunlight when planting. Its leaves will turn golden yellow under the sunlight. Its main reproduction methods are cuttings and divisions, so its reproduction is relatively easy.

How to grow golden spathiphyllum

Soil: When cultivating golden spathiphyllum, there are generally no requirements for the soil. Ordinary sandy soil or culture soil can be used.

Watering: When watering golden sphenanthera, the principle is to not water unless the soil is dry, and to water thoroughly when watering. Water needs to be controlled in summer and winter.

Light: Golden Spartina needs sufficient sunlight during its growing period, otherwise its plants will become dim, which is not conducive to its growth.

Pruning: Golden Senna grows relatively quickly and can easily outgrow the pot, so when the branches and leaves are too dense, it is necessary to divide the pots to maintain its beauty.

Precautions for the maintenance of golden sedge

Golden spathiphyllum can easily outgrow the pot, so it needs to be pruned regularly and its overly long branches should be cut off to avoid affecting its appearance. If the flowerpot is too small, it needs to be replaced with a new one to provide sufficient growing space, which is conducive to the development of the plant. However, be careful during the repotting process to avoid breaking its branches and stems.