Cultivation methods and precautions of golden leaf sedum

1. Soil

This plant itself is very strong and can grow freely and healthily in both poor soil and sticky sandy soil. It can be said that it is not strict with the soil at all. If we are growing it, we can choose a smaller flowerpot. This plant looks very beautiful when it is made into a potted plant. The soil in the flowerpot can be mixed with ordinary garden soil and a small amount of river sand.

2. Temperature

This plant can resist the cold to a certain extent. As long as the surrounding temperature does not drop below 10 degrees in the cold winter, the normal temperature will not be a problem for it. Even in the hot summer, the scorching sun will not make it wither. On the contrary, the hotter the weather, the more vigorously it grows, and the more compact its branches and leaves will become.

Therefore, if the temperature is below 10 degrees in winter, you can place it indoors and face the sun for exposure to light. During this period, the soil in the pot should not be wet or dry, otherwise it will easily be damaged by frost. As long as it survives the winter, it will be full of vitality again in the spring of next year.

3. Moisture

Generally, it starts to sprout when the temperature starts to warm up in spring. During this period, there must be enough water poured in, and the soil in the pot must be kept moist at all times. Generally, from April to May, we can let the soil dry a little, because it is a plant that is accustomed to not having too much water. If we water it too much, it will affect its growth.

4. Fertilizer

Generally, during its vigorous growth period, it is best to apply well-rotted manure to it once a month. This practice can allow it to grow healthily, and its branches and leaves will be more lush when it blooms in May and June. In this way, its ornamental value will be greatly improved.