Do these few things for pennywort, and its leaves will grow plump and lush, easily forming a waterfall of foliage

Autumn is here. The weather is not as hot as in summer, but the air is still quite dry. With the development of society, many people like to keep some potted green plants at home. This not only purifies the air, but also helps regulate indoor humidity, and they also make great decorations at home. Pennywort (Hydrocotyle vulgaris) is one of the potted green plants that most flower lovers enjoy growing.

Pennywort, also known as marsh pennywort, has perfectly round leaves and very vigorous vitality. Whether grown in soil or hydroponically, its survival rate is very high. Its underground rhizomes grow rapidly, and each node can produce new roots and leaves. In summer and autumn, it can also bloom with small yellow-green flowers.

The leaves of pennywort also look especially like copper coins, which is how it got the name pennywort. It is a symbol of wealth and prestige, so some flower lovers say that keeping a pot of it at home can bring prosperity to the household. As mentioned earlier, pennywort can be grown hydroponically or in soil. Hydroponic growing is especially simple - just toss it in water and it will grow into a full pot. Today, the editor mainly wants to tell everyone about growing pennywort in soil.

Pennywort is not strict about soil requirements. Ordinary soil can be used to grow pennywort, but it is best to use loose, breathable, slightly acidic soil. Pennywort has a relatively high demand for fertilizer, but generally it should be given light fertilizer frequently - fertilizing once every 2-3 weeks is enough.

Pennywort prefers a relatively moist growing environment. It needs to be misted frequently to maintain high air humidity, and the leaves should be kept clean to facilitate photosynthesis. Water according to the principle of preferring wet over dry, but avoid waterlogging, otherwise the roots will easily rot. Pennywort quite likes diffused light, and strong direct sunlight must be avoided.

If you want pennywort to grow better, proper pruning is essential. Flower lovers who like pennywort can save these little details. If you have any other flower-growing secrets, you can also share them with everyone in the comment box below!