Golden cherry cultivation methods and precautions

Article Catalog

How to breed Golden Cherry

Precautions for cultivating Golden Cherry

---

Golden cherry is a plant of the Rosaceae family. Its growth management is relatively extensive. Its flowers are white and fragrant, and its fruits are also very unique. You can watch both fruits and flowers. So, how to raise golden cherry blossoms?

How to breed Golden Cherry

Cultivation methods of Golden Cherry

Soil

Golden Cherry has no strict requirements on the soil. It is generally loose, fertile and rich in organic matter. Sandy soil is preferred, avoid heavy clay soil and saline-alkali soil. The soil for potting is generally a mixed medium such as garden soil and leaf mold soil, and it has good drainage.

Light and temperature

Golden cherry prefers a warm growing environment and requires sufficient light. When cultivating Golden Cherry, you can place it in a sunny place, but you need to avoid sunlight exposure in summer and keep the temperature between 15℃-35℃.

Watering

Golden cherry prefers a humid growth environment. During the vigorous growth and flowering periods, more watering is needed to keep the soil moist. In spring, water more appropriately to promote the growth of branches and leaves; in summer, when the temperature is high, evaporation is high, so watering more can replenish water; in winter, it is the dormant period, water less, and just keep the soil moist but not dry. Be careful not to water on the leaves.

Fertilization

Golden cherry prefers fertilizer. In addition to applying base fertilizer when planting, liquid fertilizer needs to be applied every half month. In early spring, apply a thick fertilizer and in autumn a light fertilizer. Applying well-rotted thin fertilizer and water during the dormant period in winter will help survive the winter. Note, do not fertilize during the flowering period.

Precautions for cultivating golden cherry seeds

< h3>Pruning

Golden cherry trees need to be pruned frequently. Pruning of overly long branches, dead branches, and dense branches will help the growth of golden cherry trees. After the golden cherry trees bloom, the remaining flowers and flowers need to be cut off. Some branches can extend the flowering period. Trim it into various shapes to make it more ornamental.

Propagation

The most common methods for propagating golden cherry are sowing and cutting. Sowing is mainly done in spring and autumn. Cutting is a common method. In autumn, young branches of golden cherry are selected and cut.

Pests and diseases

Golden cherry blossoms will suffer from diseases such as powdery mildew and leaf spot, as well as insect pests such as red spider mites and aphids, which need to be detected and controlled in time.

Precautions for cultivating Golden Cherry

- END -