Copper coin grass has yellow, small leaves? One little trick to grow it big, round and bursting out of the pot

Copper coin grass is especially tough, its vitality is extremely tenacious, and anywhere there is water, sunlight and soil, it can grow very vigorously. So it is especially easy to plant and propagates very quickly, whether in water culture or soil culture. It is especially suitable for gardening beginners to grow, and its appearance is also very fresh and pretty. Some people grow leaves that are yellow and small, while others grow them as big as a palm. So what exactly are the cultivation tricks for copper coin grass?

1. The soil must be rich, good and nutritiousThis point is the key to copper coin grass growing well. It grows fast, especially in spring, summer and autumn, so it needs a large amount of nutrients. Add some leaf mold, peat soil, decomposed organic fertilizer and a small amount of river sand to the soil. The more fertile it is, the bigger the leaves grow.

2. Plenty of moisture, water in timeDo not wait until the soil is dry before watering. It is best to use a flower pot without holes, or a container that can hold water, and add some soil so that water can accumulate, also forming a half-water, half-soil growing environment. As long as it is not short of water, it will not become dry and scraggly, and the leaves will be emerald green and glossy.

3. Give it plenty of sun,directly put several pots of copper coin grass on the terrace, even in the height of summer, and place them in the sun. As long as they are not short of water, no amount of sunning does any harm, and the leaves still stay glossy green and shiny. If growing them indoors, be sure to keep ventilation good and light sufficient.

4. Divide the pots in timeIf you now have a pot of copper coin grass that has filled and burst out of the pot, you can directly divide the clumps and pot them up to grow. You can take it out of the pot with the roots, then use scissors to divide the roots into about ten clumps, and plant them separately into flower pots. One pot can produce ten pots.

5. Even if there are only a few roots of copper coin grass, follow the little methods above and grow them in a pot just like that, and it will quickly fill the pot.

6. However, copper coin grass is best not planted in places with too large a range, such as a yard or a flower bed, because it will quickly grow into a large patch. You cannot even pull it all out.

Copper coin grass whose leaves grow like small lotus leaves.