What are the breeding methods and precautions for golden monkey ferns?

1. Suitable soil.

Cultivating golden fern, you need to use suitable soil, it likes to grow in loose and breathable, good water retention soil, so we must not use too clay soil type when mixing soil, otherwise it is not conducive to the respiration and growth of its roots, and the soil must be disinfected before use.

2. Light and temperature conditions.

The goldenrod is a shade-loving plant, so it should not be exposed to strong light when breeding, and it is best to let it have an appropriate amount of scattered light. Its most suitable growth temperature is between 20-32, it is not cold-tolerant, so in winter, you need to take warm measures for it, otherwise it is easy to cause frost damage.

3. Water and fertilizer application.

Breeding golden thread fern also needs to apply water and fertilizer reasonably, and the pot soil needs to be kept slightly moist daily, which is most conducive to its growth, but to avoid water accumulation in the soil, its growth needs sufficient nutrients, so in its growth period, it is best to apply nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium rich fertilizer every half a month, so that it can grow vigorously.

Pest control and conservation management

1. Control pests and diseases.

If you find that pests are crawling on the leaves of the golden monkey fern, you need to use cotton dipped in alcohol to wipe off the pests on the branches and leaves of the plant, and spray 1-2 times every other week with a fungicide to maintain the normal growth of the golden monkey fern.

2. Maintenance management.

The golden monkey fern is not tolerant to severe cold, and it will grow poorly in an environment where the temperature is lower than 5 degrees, so when maintaining the golden monkey fern, it is necessary to use straw or plastic film to cover the golden monkey fern in the cold winter season to keep it warm and cold, or move the golden monkey fern to a warm room for breeding.

1. Lighting conditions.

The golden monkey fern likes the sun, but it is not resistant to the sun, when breeding the golden monkey fern, if it is exposed to direct sunlight, it will cause the plant to be sunburned, so that the branches and leaves of the golden monkey fern are yellow, and the golden monkey fern needs to be placed in a place that can irradiate the scattered light, promote the photosynthesis of the plant, and make the golden monkey fern more beautiful.

2. Provide moisture.

The golden monkey fern needs sufficient water during the growth process, and when breeding the golden monkey fern, it can be watered according to the dryness of the soil to avoid the root system of the plant from rotting in water, and when the weather is too humid, the watering should be postponed, and the golden monkey fern should be moved to a ventilated and dry environment for maintenance.

1.Light and temperature conditions.

The golden monkey fern does not have a high demand for light, so it is best to place it in a place with scattered light when breeding, and it must not be exposed to strong light for a long time. It likes warmth, the most suitable growth temperature is between 20-27, it is not cold and not heat-tolerant, summer and winter to do a good job of temperature control management, to avoid the plant in too hot or too cold environment.

2.Water and fertilizer application.

The golden monkey fern likes to grow in a humid environment, but it is not tolerant to waterlogging, so it should be watered according to the dryness and humidity of the soil, and the soil can be kept slightly moist. Plants need sufficient nutrients during the vigorous growth period, so they can be applied with a thin phosphorus, potassium and nitrogen compound fertilizer every other month.

3.Repot regularly.

The golden monkey fern likes to grow in loose and fertile and well-drained soil, so it needs to be replaced with new potting soil every 1-2 years when breeding, so as to avoid the phenomenon of soil compaction, and it is best to loosen the soil regularly during daily maintenance, which is more conducive to plant growth.

The golden monkey fern is suitable for stretching in a well-lit environment, and can be placed in a ventilated and shady place for maintenance every day. When watering the golden monkey fern, it is necessary to replenish the water appropriately according to the dryness and wetness of the soil. In the process of breeding the golden monkey fern, it is also necessary to observe its branches regularly, and after finding reptiles on the leaves of the golden monkey fern, it is necessary to wipe off the pests on the leaves with an alcohol cotton ball in time.

The golden monkey fern is suitable for growing in a sunny environment, but it is not tolerant to strong light exposure, and if exposed to direct sunlight, it may cause the leaves of the golden monkey fern to dry and yellow. Therefore, it is necessary to place the golden monkey fern in a ventilated and cool astigmatism place for maintenance, so as to promote its photosynthesis and make the shape of the golden monkey fern more beautiful.

In the process of breeding the golden monkey fern, it is also necessary to give sufficient water, and in the growth process of the golden monkey fern, it can be properly hydrated according to the dryness and wetness of the soil to avoid the condition of water decay in the roots of the golden monkey fern. Note that when the weather is too wet, you need to delay watering and move the golden monkey fern to a ventilated environment for maintenance.

The golden monkey fern is susceptible to the invasion of pests and diseases during the growth process, so when breeding the golden monkey fern, it is necessary to observe its branches and leaves regularly, and when it is found that there are reptiles on the leaves of the golden monkey fern, it is necessary to dip the cotton ball in alcohol and wipe off the pests on the leaves, and spray the leaves with fungicides every 1 2 weeks, so that the golden monkey fern can grow and develop healthily.

The snub-nosed monkey fern has poor cold tolerance and is prone to poor growth in an environment below 5, so when breeding the snub-nosed monkey fern, it is necessary to cover the golden monkey fern with a layer of straw or plastic film to protect it from the cold when the temperature is low in winter, or transfer the golden monkey fern indoors for maintenance.

1. Temperature: When breeding golden monkey ferns, the ambient temperature needs to be controlled between 20-27 degrees. 2. Lighting:

The golden monkey fern is not tolerant of direct light and needs to be placed in a place where the light is scattered. 3. Fertilization: In the growth period of golden monkey fern, nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizer need to be applied every other month.

4. Disease prevention: remove the diseased leaves of the golden monkey fern and spray the bactericidal agent.

1. Temperature

The golden monkey fern prefers to grow in a warm environment, and the optimum temperature is between 20 and 27 degrees. Because it is not cold tolerant, when the temperature is lower than 10 degrees, it will cause frost damage. Therefore, in winter, it is necessary to take measures to keep warm and move it indoors to a warm and sunny position.

2. Lighting:

The golden monkey fern likes to grow in scattered light environment, and does not have a high demand for light. Therefore, it is placed in an indoor bright scattering environment when breeding, so that it can be fully grown in a suitable environment. Remember to avoid long-term sun exposure, as this can lead to poor growth.

3. Fertilization

The golden monkey fern needs a certain amount of fertilizer during the growth period, and can be applied every other month to decompose liquid fertilizer, and the fertilizer is mainly nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizer. This is also able to promote photosynthesis, accelerate the synthesis of chlorophyll, and promote better plant growth.

4. Pests and diseases

In the process of growth, some pests and diseases often occur, such as red spiders, aphids, cataplexy, rust, etc., once the diseased leaves are removed in time, and sprayed with 1% emamectin 20000 to maintain a ventilated environment.