This kind of "potted plant" can be more valuable than jade plants when grown into old trees, with green branches and leaves, and full of small golden fruits!

The plant Golden Ball symbolizes great wealth and honor. Now that it is about to be planted in a pot for the Chinese New Year, it symbolizes prosperity in the coming year. In fact, Golden Ball itself is a shrub, which is why its branches are so thick. Golden Ball will produce some golden fruits during its growth process, and these fruits will not fall off. They have great ornamental value when placed at home.

We know that in the past it was quite difficult to maintain jade plants or purslane trees into old bonsai, and it required a lot of effort. This kind of golden ball bonsai is relatively simple to maintain, and it can be grown into an old stump without too much effort. The golden ball bonsai that has been grown into an old stump can be sold at a very high price!

Daily maintenance methods of gold marbles:

1. Soil:

Soil is the most important part of plant growth. After all, most of the nutrients need to be provided by it. We don’t need to spend too much time choosing the maintenance soil for the golden ball, because it can grow well whether in acidic or alkaline soil.

2. Lighting:

Golden ball is a typical light-loving plant. It needs sufficient light during its growth and fruiting period to help it absorb nutrients and promote its growth rate. If it is placed in a dark place for a long time, the leaves may wither and the golden fruits may fall off, affecting the overall ornamental value.

3. Watering:

Golden ball plant is suitable for growing in a relatively humid environment. Generally speaking, when watering, we should pay attention to ensuring that the soil in the pot is slightly moist, so as to ensure the growth nutrients of the golden ball plant potted plant. Especially in the hot weather in summer, you can also increase the surrounding humidity by spraying water mist. However, it is best to water thoroughly at one time to avoid water accumulation and root rot.