Round-leaved plants symbolize family reunion and are well suited to growing at home

Pachira aquatica (money tree): the name alone tells you its meaning, and its leaves are round too. Pachira aquatica is not cold-tolerant; in winter the temperature must stay above 12°C, otherwise the leaves will drop in large numbers and severe cases will kill the plant outright. Pachira aquatica is not drought-tolerant, so keep the soil moist; in winter there must be no standing water. When caring for Pachira aquatica, pay attention to ventilation

Pilea peperomioides (Chinese money plant): it really looks like a little mirror, which is why it is called the mirror plant, and its leaves are round too. Pilea peperomioides likes water but is afraid of standing water, so mist its leaves frequently. Pilea peperomioides likes bright indirect light and cannot be exposed to harsh sun, so be sure to shade it in summer; in winter the temperature must not drop below 10°C

Hydrocotyle vulgaris (pennywort): Hydrocotyle vulgaris appears quite often in homes and carries many symbolic meanings. To care for Hydrocotyle vulgaris, sufficient light alone is enough, and it will grow very well. Hydrocotyle vulgaris loves water, so water it often. Hydrocotyle vulgaris also likes a warm environment; in winter the temperature must not drop below 5°C, otherwise it will freeze to death