What Makes it Unique?

• An evergreen woody shrub with golden and green foliage.
• An easy-growing plant that does not ask for too much attention and care.
• A non-flowering plant that produces small rounds of cones at the corner.
• Golden Cypress is a slow-growing plant that takes up to 20 years to reach its maximum height.

How to Care?

• The best place to keep your Golden Cypress is in a bright indirect location.
• It is highly recommended to feed the plant properly and do not re-pot for a minimum of 2 weeks.
• The ideal time to feed them with organic fertilizer during the primary growing season.
• Always check the topsoil before watering as they do not prefer standing in water much.
• Increase the watering frequency in the summer season if placed in a bright sunny place.
• Make sure to choose a well-drained soil for Golden Cypress to help drain out moisture quickly.
• Never feed your young plants with frequent watering as they can’t survive in soggy soil.
• They do not require many nutrients. However, feed them once or twice a year with granular slow-releasing fertilizer.
• Always keep in mind to never apply fertilizer in dry soil. Apply water as you do regularly, and then apply fertilizer to allow easy uptake of nutrients.
• Applying the fertilizer directly in a dry soil will burn the leaves, and the growth rates also slow down. Water your Golden Cypress immediately as you apply fertilizer.
• Being slow growers, they don’t ask for too much pruning. Prune them only when the shoots grow in opposite directions or de-shapes.
• Always remove the dead, infected, or damaged parts of the plants to keep them healthy and growing.