The cultivation methods and precautions of golden diamond

1. Soil

The soil requirements of the golden diamond are not very strict, and well-drained sandy loam containing humus will be sufficient. We can use a mixture of peat and perlite as its soil.

2. Water

Golden diamonds prefer a relatively humid environment and have a high demand for water. During the growing period, we need to ensure that the soil in the pot is moist and not short of water. In summer, we should water it more appropriately to ensure sufficient moisture.

3. Lighting

Golden diamond prefers a semi-shaded growing environment and does not require much light. Usually it needs to be placed in a place with bright scattered light for maintenance. When the sun is strong in summer, certain shade measures need to be taken to prevent it from getting sunburned.

4. Temperature

Golden diamond likes a relatively warm growing environment, and the temperature should usually be kept at around 20℃. In winter, you need to take certain measures to keep it warm and adjust the temperature to above 10℃.

5. Notes

1. Prune in time. After a period of cultivation, the leaves of the golden diamond may turn yellow. This may be because it is metabolizing and the leaves naturally turn yellow. At this time, it is necessary to cut off the yellow leaves and overly dense leaves in time to reduce nutrient consumption.

2. Apply fertilizer in time. Golden Diamond likes fertilizer more and needs sufficient fertilizer supply during the growth period, preferably nitrogen fertilizer, which should be applied frequently in small amounts. Stop fertilizing after winter.