Golden marble likes warm, humid and sunny environment, and has a little tolerance to semi-shade, drought and cold. Because golden marbles are dioecious plants, attention should be paid to the collocation of female and male plants when planting, so as to pollinate and bear fruit. Although the male plant does not bear fruit, its roots are bent, its leaves are dark green and its color is elegant, and it is often used as a bonsai.

In the growing period, the golden marbles should be placed in a sunny and ventilated place outdoors. If insufficient light will affect fruit setting, it should be watered frequently to keep the soil moist, but it is not advisable to accumulate water for a long time. When the air is high or dry, it is necessary to spray water on the leaves to increase the air humidity, which is conducive to growth.

Apply 1 decomposed dilute liquid fertilizer every month, pay attention to the reasonable collocation of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium in the fertilizer solution, and topdressing organic liquid fertilizer mainly containing phosphorus and potassium fertilizer twice a year from July to August to promote fruit expansion and bright color.

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Golden marbles have strong germination ability, so it is necessary to remove the new branches and buds sprouted at the roots in time during the growth period, so as not to affect the tree shape and consume too much nutrients. The southern area overwinters in the outdoor shelter from the wind and sun, and the northern area can overwinter in the cold room above 0℃, but the watering should be properly controlled.

At the beginning of March every year, all the fruits are picked, and the plants are pruned and reshaped, and the messy branches that affect the tree shape, such as dead branches, pests and diseases, twigs, over-dense branches and overlapping branches, are shortened to keep the bonsai tree beautiful and facilitate the germination and growth of new buds.

Change the pot every 2 ~ 3 years, mostly in spring. When changing pots, remove the perennial root soil of 1/2, and cut off rotten roots and clumped roots to promote the growth of new roots.