Aralia gold is a beautiful and unique plant that is sure to add a touch of elegance to any home or garden. Aralia golden is an evergreen shrub with bright yellow foliage. It is an excellent choice for those looking for an attractive, low-maintenance shrub that will provide year-round interest in the garden or landscape. Aralia Golden is not only aesthetically pleasing, but it also purifies the air by removing formaldehyde, benzene, trichloroethylene, and carbon dioxide. Aralia Gold plant care Light Aralia gold plant requires bright light and can tolerate some shading. Beneficial morning sunlight is good for the plant, but its delicate leaves can be damaged if exposed to direct sunlight during scorching afternoon hours. Soil Aralia plants prefer rich soil with good drainage. Clay or terracotta pots are recommended best as facilitate good water drainage. Water Keep the soil moist but never soggy. Water when the top soil seems dry. Cut down on watering during winter. Fertilizer During its growth season (spring to fall), your aralia should be given a liquid fertilizer on a monthly basis. If you observe the leaves dropping it is a sign that your plant needs more nutrients and should be fertilized. Repotting Repotting should be done annually or every other year, as needed. Although they tolerate being slightly pot-bound, it's advisable to freshen up or add new soil to the pot on a yearly basis. Pests and Plant Diseases Fortunately, the Ming aralia is generally pest-resistant. If you come across aphids, scale, mealybugs and spider mites, you can use a soap or neem oil solution to get rid of them. Next step Gardener services Maintenance gardener Setup gardener Balcony gardener Vegetable gardener Flower gardener Virtual garden consultation Landscaping services Landscape design Landscape garden maintenance Online nursery Organic pesticides and fertilizers Plant media Organic seeds Extra reading Benefits of Indoor Plants Ferns for Indoor Garden Indoor Plants for Brightly Lit Spaces Best Low Maintenance Houseplants Flowering Plants for Indoors Happy Gardening! Dr. Vandana K.
