What are the characteristics of golden cherry?

Another name for golden cherry

Golden cherry, also known as sugar jar, thorn head, upside down golden hook, yellow tea bottle, thorn elm, thorn pear, golden poppy, pomegranate, pheasant head, sugar warbler, sugar jar, candy, bee sugar jar, betel nut, golden pot bottle, sugar orange, rattan hook, mantis fruit, sugar thorn fruit, lantern fruit, thorn olive, orchid.

Growth habits of Golden Cherry

Golden cherry prefers a warm and dry environment and requires plenty of light. When raising golden cherry, the soil is required to be loose, fertile and well drained, and sandy soil is better.

The mode of reproduction of golden cherry

When the golden cherry is propagating, it usually adopts the way of sowing reproduction and cutting propagation. Sowing is carried out in winter, and cutting is mainly carried out in spring. Wait until the seedlings grow to a certain extent, then transplant.