How do you grow pennywort so it bursts into a full pot? The method is simple and you'll get it at a glance

Pennywort (Hydrocotyle vulgaris) gets its name because its leaves are round and look like ancient Chinese coins! Its leaves are emerald green and it has a good meaning, and best of all, it is very easy to grow. You can just grab a bit of garden soil from the roadside and actually grow it very well!

There are two common ways to plant pennywort:

First, soil culture: Most of the pennywort sold on the market is soil-cultured, but soil-cultured pennywort has one drawback, which is that you need to water it every day.

Once it lacks water, the leaves will wilt and turn yellow. So if you are a beginner, it is best not to choose soil-cultured pennywort, because it is more troublesome to care for and beginners generally do not find it easy to grow well!

Second, water culture: This means putting pennywort directly in water to grow, but water-cultured pennywort also has a drawback: because water-cultured flowers have no nutrients in the water itself, the nutrients it needs to grow must all be supplemented through later fertilizing.

Once the nutrients cannot keep up, making it burst into a full pot is basically impossible! Today, Chengcheng is sharing a good method for growing pennywort. It is simple and convenient to care for, and it can very easily and quickly burst into a full pot!

Choose a flowerpot with no hole in the bottom and use a semi-soil, semi-water method for cultivation. After planting, place it in a spot with plenty of sunlight and regularly apply a compound fertilizer with a balanced ratio of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, and it will quickly grow into a full pot!

Everyone remember: this care method is super simple, as long as the flowerpot always maintains a semi-soil, semi-water state!

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