Golden marbles are often decorated as bonsais as embellishments of our indoor spaces. Its branches are relatively thick, and there are many ancient lines on the branches, highlighting the unique classical beauty of the golden marbles.
Such strong and powerful branches are also one of the biggest highlights of Golden Marbles. The fruits of Golden Marbles have a very cute and cute orange-red color, which forms a contrast between softness and strength with the simple branches.
When the golden marbles are mature, the branches will be covered with orange-red fruits. These fruits look cheerful and add an auspicious feeling to the entire bonsai.
When the fruit is not fully mature, the skin of the golden marble is golden yellow, and when mature, it will appear orange-red like a tomato. It is relatively simple to maintain it as a potted plant. Let’s learn the tips for summer care of golden marbles.
The Golden Marble is a bonsai that particularly likes sunlight. When we just bought it from the market, we must not rush to move it outdoors to expose it to sunlight.
We need to let the golden marble buffer in the soil environment for a period of time, so that the golden marble can completely adapt to this unfamiliar soil environment, and then move it outside.
In addition, the intensity of light is also very particular. We should first let the golden marble adapt to some softer scattered light, and then move it to an environment with strong sunlight when it can adapt to such a weak light environment. More help can help Golden Marbles adapt to the new environment, and the survival rate will also rise sharply!
The growth rate of golden marbles with sufficient sunshine will be several times higher than that of golden marbles planted in a cold and humid environment for a long time. It can also eliminate many insect pests, greatly increasing the survival rate, and its appearance will be more powerful and beautiful, and the number of branches will be more abundant.
But before summer noon arrives, we must remember to shade the golden marbles in time. Because even we humans cannot face strong sunlight exposure for a long time in summer.
Not to mention plants that are more tender than us, long-term exposure to the sun may not only cause the golden marbles to directly enter a dormant state, but may also directly cause the golden marbles to become dehydrated or die.
Watering is also a crucial step in the maintenance work. Since the golden marbles have a very large number of fruits and a considerable fruit base, the corresponding golden marbles require a lot of water supply. If we are unable to replenish water for the golden marbles in time, then the golden marbles are likely to wither and turn yellow due to lack of moisture.
In addition, it is also very important to ensure indoor and outdoor air flow. Maintaining appropriate ventilation is conducive to maintaining the beauty of the golden marbles and assisting the stable breathing of the golden marbles. If the golden marbles are kept in an unventilated environment for a long time, they are prone to diseases and insect pests.
While we have ensured that it can grow normally, we can also make it more charming. After all, as a bonsai, its appearance and eye-catchingness are also very important. You can take some time every day to do the Golden Marbles. Proper pruning.
When pruning, we first cut off some residual and weak branches. After subtracting these useless and redundant branches, we can focus the nutrients on the fruiting or flowering of the golden marbles, making the golden marbles have a more beautiful shape.
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