Grow coin grass this way and it will bloom profusely; give it a close buzz cut and the leaves will grow big, plump and fill the whole pot

The leaves of coin grass are round and plump, just like little coins, very cute. But some gardening friends say their coin grass at home keeps blooming and the leaves are not growing well either. How should this be solved?

Coin grass is mainly a foliage plant, and it also blooms often, but its flowers are very unattractive - small pale yellow flowers with no ornamental value at all.

In summer, coin grass grows very fast, and small flowers often sneak out. If I run into this situation, I just pinch them off, because blooming also consumes a lot of nutrients and causes the leaves to turn yellow, so pinching them off is the wisest choice.

Coin grass grows fast, so you need to keep up with fertilizing regularly; only then will its leaves grow large and emerald green. If it lacks fertilizer, the leaves grow small and turn yellow.

Coin grass really loves light. When we grow coin grass well, we must give it plenty of light, and full sun is fine too, because coin grass was once a weed in rice paddies, and farmers found it a headache for how fast it spreads. So if the coin grass we grow does not look good, just give it a buzz cut, cut off all the leaves and leave only the roots, then put the roots in loose, breathable soil, water thoroughly, and place it outdoors in a spot with good light. In less than a month, it will explode into a big potful.

During the growing season, apply fertilizer mainly based on nitrogen and potassium two to three times a month; compound fertilizer also works. The amount must be small, because it absorbs nutrients through its fine hair roots, and too much fertilizer will damage the hair roots, causing root rot and yellow leaves. Proper fertilizing can make the leaves of coin grass grow to half a palm big - so beautiful.

Have you ever grown coin grass? Did it also grow very vigorously?

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