Now more and more people prefer to plant fruit in indoor basins, and plants of general aroma are commonly chosen, for example, lemon gold, as we know it, which is very simple. We just have to keep it in line with its habits, and it's normal to grow within the family, and many of our friends have gold oranges that bloom in vain, and the leaves are yellow
Golden orange light, but fearing strong light, the light is too strong to burn leaves. The autumn sun will also have to cover 30 per cent of the light, and the northern autumn and winter will have to be indoor to the sun so that it can be fully received。
The suitable temperature for gold oranges to grow is 22-29°c, with the necessary heating measures to be taken during the winter, and it is generally safe to stay indoors at 5-10°c to survive the winter, but the temperature is not too high, and too high a plant is not fully dormant, and the growth of the following year is weak and the buds fall apart。
In winter, water was less watered, but the drying of the pelvis required immediate recharge because of the nuts. Special attention should be paid to watering, drying up the pellets, the ease with which the bouquets and handles fall, overwatering, poor permeability of the pellets and the ease with which the pellets fall, and keeping the pellets dry and wet。
The golden orange fertilizer, which, in addition to the pelvis requirements for fertility, is used every 7 to 10 days for a long period of life in concentrations of one liquid fertilizer and three clean water. Fertilize the soil while it drys and waters it for absorption. Obscurous slags or compound fertilizers may also be applied to dry topsoil and water immediately。
Care is taken that the application of fertilizers is limited to a small number of times, that organic fertilizers must be fully decomposed and that the interval between solid fertilizer application is generally one month. No fertilisation during winter season。
