The Least Valuable Weed, Grown into a Bonsai This Beautiful - 100+ per Pot and Still Not for Sale

Want to grow a bonsai but think it costs too much? Then is there a bonsai that is cheap to grow yet still beautiful and eye-catching? Of course there is. Everyone has seen pennywort, right? This least valuable weed, grown into a bonsai this beautiful, costs 100+ per pot and still can't be bought.

Pennywort (Hydrocotyle vulgaris) is robust by nature, easy to plant, and fast to propagate, thriving both in water and on land. Its underground creeping stems grow at an astonishing speed, spreading wherever they reach, making it one of the most beautiful and easy-to-grow aquatic plants.

At this point, friends who grow pennywort should all understand: this plant seems simple, but to transform it into a high-end bonsai, you only need one trick, and that is repotting! If you grow pennywort in a white ceramic pot or a fish tank, that is really too outdated. What suits pennywort best is a stone pot. Try it if you don't believe me.

Getting pennywort to fill out its pot is very simple, and paired with different flower pots, the bonsai effect will be completely beyond what you imagined! If you grow pennywort in potting soil, you only need to water it a little every morning and evening. It will even bloom before long, though some people don't much like pennywort when it flowers, so just cut off the leaves, and before long it will be full of leaves again.