How to grow golden sedge

Golden Senna is a natural variant of the Thin Snow Senna. The cultivation method of Golden Senna is relatively easy and there are not too many challenges for novices. This article will lead flower lovers to understand how to grow Golden Senna. I hope it will be helpful to flower lovers in the maintenance process.

Watering rules

During the growing period of golden spathiphyllum, the soil in the pot should be kept moist, water accumulation should be avoided, and it should not be exposed to rain for a long time, all of which are to prevent the plant from rotting. Therefore, watering during the growing period can be carried out according to the watering principle of "don't water unless the soil is dry, and water thoroughly when you do". When the temperature is below 5 degrees or above 30 degrees, pay attention to water control to prevent water accumulation in the potting soil and cause root rot of the plant. In winter, place it in a place with sufficient light, control watering and keep the soil from freezing.

Pruning and repotting

Golden sphenanthera grows quickly and can easily fill the pot. When cultivating, be sure to promptly pinch off branches that affect the appearance, and prune and repot in time. When the plants grow too densely, they need to be divided into pots to maintain the beautiful shape of the plants. Its fleshy stems are brittle and easily broken. Be careful not to break the longer branches when repotting, otherwise it will affect the ornamental effect. However, when the leaves at the bottom fall off and the stems are exposed, you can cut them short and then branch them again. The cut stems can be replanted.

Lighting requirements

Golden Spartina likes a sunny growing environment and should receive plenty of sunlight during the growing season. The leaves will turn golden yellow if exposed to more sunlight. During the growing season, the golden sedge should be placed in a sunny place for maintenance. Even in the hot summer season, there is no need for shading. Under sufficient light, the plant shape of the golden spathiphyllum will be more compact and beautiful. Although it can grow in semi-shade, its plant shape is loose, which affects its appearance. The most important thing is that if the golden sphenanthera does not receive enough light, it will grow too tall, the distance between the leaves will be elongated, and it will look sparse and ugly. In addition, the plant will grow weakly and it will easily cause diseases such as black rot, which will cause the entire pot of plants to rot and be wiped out.

Key points for four seasons maintenance

Golden Spartina grows rapidly in cool seasons and blooms in early summer. After the flowering period, it basically enters a dormant period. Try to use less water during the dormant period. You cannot completely cut off water in the summer. It will not work without water for several months. Seeing them shrink day by day, you can't help but give them some water. They will shrink severely in one summer, and a single head of 1 cm will become very small after closing. The leaves will also wilt, but it is still easy to survive the midsummer, as the entire summer can be spent in a ventilated place with scattered light.

After summer and into autumn, growth becomes more rapid and reproduction also increases quickly. Water thoroughly when the soil is dry. Higher humidity is conducive to rapid growth. The Golden Snow variety is prone to growing tall if there is not enough light. It will be more beautiful if you give it less water and more light. There is no need to water when the temperature reaches 3 degrees in winter. Keep the soil in the pot dry and spend the winter indoors. The leaves will be frostbitten if the indoor temperature is below -4 degrees Celsius. Flower lovers should note that it is fine for the potting soil to be dry if the indoor temperature is above -4 degrees Celsius. The frostbite state is jelly-like, and then slowly turns yellow and dries up.

As the temperature begins to warm up slightly in early spring, they will slowly wake up. The golden snow cannot be said to be dormant in winter, but the water is cut off for their protection. In fact, if flower lovers pay attention to maintaining the temperature in winter, the golden snow will not stop growing. Appropriate sunlight in spring and autumn is enough for them to grow. No matter how you raise it, it is very easy to raise in other seasons except summer.

Precautions

Loose soil with good drainage

The soil requirements of golden sphenanthera are not high. Sandy soil or general culture soil can be used. It is relatively resistant to barrenness. Of course, peat can also be used. Water it as much as possible when the soil is dry. Do not allow water to accumulate. It will grow faster if the soil is slightly moist, but be careful of excessive growth. However, having said that, novice flower growers know everything but are always a little bit lacking in practical skills. You know, if the soil is not chosen well, gold will die quickly.

Don't blow cold wind

Golden Dieffenbachia likes a warm environment and can grow well between 5 and 30 degrees Celsius. However, it is best not to place it near the window in winter. Even the most closed windows can let in air. If you accidentally open the window, the golden grass will be in trouble!