Golden amber cultivation methods and precautions

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1. Breeding methods

2. Precautions

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Lighting: The requirements for light are not strict. Just put it under the light in spring, autumn and winter. Temperature: When it is 25-30℃, it is the period of vigorous growth. When it is higher than 35℃, it will enter dormancy. Moisture: Sufficient water should be provided in spring and autumn, generally once a week is enough, and in November, water once every 10 days. Pot soil: soft, neutral soil.

1. Breeding methods

1. Breeding methods

1. Lighting: It likes light and does not have strict requirements for light. Just put it under the light in spring, autumn and winter. It cannot be kept out of light for a long time, otherwise the needles on the plant will grow extremely long and its sphere will be deformed, which will greatly affect its appearance.

2. Temperature: At 25-30℃, it is the period of vigorous growth. When it is higher than 35℃, it will enter dormancy and stop growing.

3. Moisture: It is very drought-tolerant. Adequate water should be given in spring and autumn, usually once a week is enough. Water at 9-10am in the morning, water appropriately in winter and summer, and only once every 10 days in November. Water can also be controlled to enhance its ability to withstand cold.

4. Pot soil: It has relatively many soil requirements. It needs soft and neutral soil. You can make it yourself by mixing leaf mold soil, coarse sand, bone meal, etc.

2. Precautions

It is not cold-resistant. If the temperature drops to 5°C, place it indoors in a bright location.

2. Precautions

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