With the improvement of people's living standards, indoor green plants have gradually become a part of home decoration. Golden Finger Bonsai, with its unique shape and symbolism, has gained popularity among more and more people. How to cultivate Golden Finger Bonsai? This article will introduce you to the cultivation methods of Golden Finger Bonsai in detail, helping you easily grow healthy green plants.
Understanding Golden Finger BonsaiGolden Finger Bonsai, also known as Golden Evergreen, has the scientific name Aglaonema and belongs to the Araceae family. Its leaves are emerald green with golden veins, resembling fingers, hence the name "Golden Finger." Golden Finger Bonsai has the function of purifying the air and beautifying the environment, making it an excellent choice for home cultivation.
Golden Finger Bonsai Cultivation Environment1. Light: Golden Finger Bonsai prefers a semi-shaded environment, avoiding direct sunlight. When cultivated indoors, it should be placed in a place with ample scattered light.
2. Temperature: The suitable growth temperature for Golden Finger Bonsai is between 20-30°C, and the temperature in winter should not be lower than 10°C.
3. Humidity: Golden Finger Bonsai prefers a humid environment, with air humidity maintained between 60%-80%.
Golden Finger Bonsai Cultivation Methods1. Soil: Choose soil with good breathability and drainage, such as peat soil, decomposed leaf soil, etc., with a soil pH value between 5.5-6.5.
2. Watering: Golden Finger Bonsai prefers a humid environment but dislikes waterlogging. When watering, keep the soil moist and avoid waterlogging. During the hot summer season, the watering frequency can be slightly increased.
3. Fertilizing: During the vigorous growth period of Golden Finger Bonsai, apply a compound fertilizer once a month. When fertilizing, be careful not to let the fertilizer touch the leaves to avoid leaf burn.
4. Pruning: During the growth of Golden Finger Bonsai, prune the withered and yellow leaves in time to maintain the plant's beauty. Pruning can also promote plant growth.
5. Propagation: Golden Finger Bonsai can be propagated by division. During the vigorous growth period, divide the plant and replant it.
Precautions1. Golden Finger Bonsai is not cold-tolerant, so it is important to keep it warm during winter.
2. Avoid placing Golden Finger Bonsai near heating devices such as air conditioners and radiators to prevent leaf damage.
3. Regularly check the plant and deal with any pests or diseases promptly.
Cultivating Golden Finger Bonsai is not complicated. By mastering the correct cultivation methods, you can easily grow healthy green plants. Let's add a touch of green to our homes and enjoy beautiful moments together!
References:
China Flower News: "Manual of Home Flower Cultivation," 2019 edition.
China Forestry Publishing House: "Complete Guide to Home Green Plant Maintenance," 2018 edition.