Cultivation methods and precautions of golden osmanthus

Golden osmanthus is an important member of the osmanthus family. It blooms every autumn, with bright yellow flowers and rich fragrance. It is the most common tree in nature, and it can also be made into potted plants and grown at home. However, if you want to grow golden osmanthus well, you must understand its cultivation methods in advance and know what to pay attention to during the cultivation process. If you also like to grow golden osmanthus, you can take a look at the following detailed introduction to its cultivation methods and precautions.

Farming methods

1. Growth habits

To cultivate golden osmanthus, you must understand its growth habits. This plant is native to southwest China. It belongs to the temperate zone and prefers a warm and humid climate. It is neither cold-resistant nor heat-resistant. It grows fastest when the outside temperature is between 20 and 25 degrees. During the cultivation period of golden osmanthus, it needs sufficient sunlight. If the light is not long, it will only grow leaves but not flowers.

2. Placement

When growing potted golden osmanthus at home, be sure to place it in the correct position. It is a habit, and the plant should usually be placed on a sunny balcony. If you want to place it indoors, be sure to choose a place in front of the southeast doors and windows to ensure that it can absorb sufficient sunlight.

Breeding precautions

1. Pay attention to ventilation

When cultivating golden osmanthus, you must pay attention to ventilation and the humidity of the air around the flowerpot. Only in this way can you reduce the occurrence of golden osmanthus diseases and allow it to thrive. When growing indoors, the best way to ventilate is to open doors and windows frequently to allow air convection.

2. Pay attention to pruning

When cultivating golden osmanthus, you must pay attention to pruning, especially when the temperature rises to 15 degrees in spring every year, you should use scissors at home to cut off all the dead branches, weak branches, and branches with diseases and insect pests. Only in this way can it grow new branches after the spring flowers bloom, and prevent the disease from reproducing. In addition, when cultivating golden osmanthus, after it enters the growth period, you must also pay attention to the maintenance of the shape and cut off some of the unwanted branches, which is conducive to maintaining the ornamental value of golden osmanthus.