These flowers are especially fond of water; no matter how you water them, you cannot kill them by watering.

Pennywort (Hydrocotyle vulgaris): the leaves of pennywort are perfectly round and very cute, like ancient copper coins. Moreover, this pennywort loves sunlight and water very much. With just these two things, you can be sure the pennywort will grow into a pot so full it overflows. In spring, water it once every two days. If the sun is too strong, keep it indoors and water it every day, and you may appropriately add a little compound fertilizer.

Monstera (Monstera deliciosa): during the monstera's growing period, water evaporates very quickly from the soil and the leaves are also very large, so it needs frequent watering. When we see the potting soil is half dry, we should start watering, and water thoroughly. Apply cake fertilizer water once every half month. Slow growth means there is too little water; withered leaves mean root rot, possibly from overwatering. Monstera does not like direct sunlight, so place it in a spot with diffused light.

Bowl lotus (Nelumbo nucifera): the bowl lotus is truly too cute, so small that it inspires особую tenderness in anyone who sees it. When the bowl lotus first starts growing, you cannot put in too much water, as it will affect the growth of the young seedlings. After it grows bigger, we then raise the water level so the leaves float on the surface. When watering, pour along the rim of the bowl; do not damage the flowers. If the edges show yellowing leaves, that means it is time to water.