How to grow Golden Pagoda flower? A detailed guide to cultivation methods

When growing Golden Pagoda flower, it is best to plant it in sandy loam rich in humus, and keep the temperature at 15-25 degrees; the temperature must not be higher than 30 degrees or lower than 10 degrees. In spring and autumn, water once a day; in summer, water two or three times a day; in winter, water less. Generally, during the growing period, fertilize once every 15-20 days. In addition, during the care period, give it enough light, but do not expose it to the scorching sun, so as to avoid burning it to death.

Points to note when growing Golden Pagoda flower:

1. Soil: For potted Golden Pagoda flower, use loose, fertile soil with good air permeability, and make it as rich in humus as possible. You can mix your own soil, for example, by evenly mixing peat, leaf mold, perlite and a small amount of river sand.

2. Light: During the care period, it is best to give it enough sunlight, so that it will grow better. In summer, it needs to be moved to a shady place or properly shaded to prevent sunburn. It also cannot be kept in a dark place without light for a long time, as this will hinder its growth and flowering.

3. Pruning: When the seedling grows to about 6cm, it needs to be pinched back; when the plant's branches grow to about 4cm, pinch it back again, which can promote flowering.

4. Keep ventilation: After growing it at home for a period of time, it is best to move it outdoors to a ventilated place with good light for a period of time, then move it back indoors. This can reduce the chance of it getting sick.