How to care for potted goldenrod flowers

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1. Soil

2. Moisture

3. Fertilization

4. Lighting

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Soil: Potted plants need soil with good drainage and rich in humus. It can be mixed with peat and perlite. Moisture: There should be no accumulation of water in the pot soil. If the weather is dry, proper spraying of water is required to moisturize. Fertilization: Fertilize once every half a month during the peak growing season, and use less nitrogen fertilizer. Lighting: Give it plenty of diffused light, no strong light or too much shade.

1. Soil

1. Soil

Potted golden diamond flowers need soil with good drainage, preferably rich in humus. For home maintenance, you can use a mixture of peat and perlite.

2. Moisture

If you are growing potted plants, the water content must be controlled well, and the amount and frequency of watering must be controlled. There must be no accumulated water in the pot soil. The weather will be relatively dry in spring and summer, so the pot soil should be kept moist, and in autumn and winter it should be kept dry and wet. It needs timely watering during its growth period, and appropriate spraying of water on the leaves or around the plant.

3. Fertilization

Golden Diamond Flower prefers fertilizer. Its peak growth period is from May to September, so fertilizer can be applied every half month. However, the amount of nitrogen fertilizer must be controlled carefully, not too much, otherwise the petioles will become very thin. Except during the period of vigorous growth, fertilize less at other times to avoid burning the roots of the plant.

4. Lighting

When potting at home, do not place it in a dark environment for a long time. Although it likes a semi-shady place, it should not be too shaded. An environment that is too dark will make its leaves lighter. In summer, it cannot be exposed to strong light for a long time. It is best to give it sufficient scattered light.

2. Moisture

3. Fertilization

4. Lighting

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