If properly managed during cultivation, goldfinches can bloom many times a year. The flowering period is long, and the peak flowering period is between May and June. If it doesn't bloom by flowering time, it is mostly caused by improper management. It likes light and warm environment. Because of its long flowering period, it consumes a lot of nutrients. Appropriate amount of fertilizer should be added before flowering, and the flowering time will be longer if there are sufficient nutrients.
Base fertilizer can be applied once in winter dormancy period, and water and fertilizer can be applied once before flowering in spring to prolong flowering period. Top dressing again after flowering to promote the growth of branches and leaves. Usually, it is enough to apply a thin amount of fat water.
Brief introduction of goldfinch
Sophora japonica You can also eat it. Goldfinches are not very cold-resistant, freezing injury will occur at MINUS 5 degrees, and freezing will occur at MINUS 10 degrees. Plantagenet is a slightly acidic plant, which likes light and moist soil environment, bears drought and is afraid of flooding. Goldfinches are native to temperate regions of China. Goldfinch belongs to Caragana, a deciduous shrub in Leguminosae. Plantagenet is similar to Sophora japonica, but the color is different from Sophora japonica.
Goldfinches usually breed by seeds and cuttings. Cuttings are generally selected in spring and are easy to survive when they just germinate. You can choose layering during the growth period, and it is best to transplant it in the spring of the following year after taking root. Sowing is simple. Sow the seeds in the soil in spring, bury them 2-3 cm deep and keep them moist, and the goldfinch seeds will germinate soon.