How to raise golden moonflower

1. Maintenance conditions

1. Soil: It does not have extremely high requirements for soil and can grow well in breathable soil. When preparing the soil, you can mix peat soil and coal slag, and put some small stones on the surface of the soil to enhance the air permeability.

2. Sunlight: The sun in spring, autumn and winter is not too strong, allowing it to receive sunlight throughout the day. However, in the summer, it should be shielded from light and not exposed to strong sunlight. When raising it indoors, it is best to place it in a bright, diffuse light location. A breeding environment without light is not conducive to its growth.

3. Water: During its growth period, sufficient humidity should be ensured and it should be watered in time. When watering, pour the water into the potting soil, and do not use water to water the branches and leaves. When the temperature is high, you need to water more often, but the surface soil should not be dry while the deep soil is wet. On the contrary, water should be controlled in cold weather.

2. Breeding Methods

The most common and highest survival rate propagation method is cutting. When doing this, cut a section from the well-growing mother plant with scissors, and insert it into a breathable substrate. Spray water appropriately, avoid direct sunlight, and wait for it to take root. Note: try not to do the cuttings in the cold winter, as it will hinder rooting.