Auntie Wang grows pennywort: feed it a spoonful of soup every 7 days and new leaves shoot up like crazy, filling the pot with big round leaves

Put a potted plant indoors to make the environment lush and green, full of vitality. Pennywort is very suitable for potted growing, and placed indoors it complements the setting beautifully, making it much loved by people.

Auntie Wang in the neighborhood especially loves pennywort, and the pennywort she grows shoots up new leaves like crazy, with round, big leaves that fill the flower pot. Every neighbor who sees it is envious. The reason her pennywort grows so well is largely that she feeds it a spoonful of soup every seven days!

How exactly does she do it? Below, the method is shared with everyone, for reference only

Pennywort can be grown in soil, in water, or half soil and half water. Just choose the growing method according to your own preference.

Pennywort likes sunlight and water. This is something many friends who grow pennywort know, because only under sufficient light can its leaves fully carry out photosynthesis and synthesize more chlorophyll, making the leaves even greener and more luxuriant.

Enough water is what makes its leaves firmer, round and smooth, with a certain glossiness. Once it lacks water, the leaves will wilt, turn yellow and wither. If the roots lack water, it will cause the roots to die, and the whole pot of pennywort will die too.

So, on the premise of meeting its water and light needs, you can put a spoonful of rice soup into the pot, that is, fermented rice-washing water, which can fully replenish nutrients for the pennywort, help the roots grow, produce more new leaves, make the other branches and leaves lush, and make the leaves even more emerald green and bright!