Copper coin grass leaves have turned so yellow they are unrecognizable. Here are methods for you to follow, and the leaves will become glossy and fill the pot again.
Tiny lotus leaves floating on the water, this is the impression copper coin grass gives everyone. When copper coin grass is grown well, it is very artsy and fresh and lovely, and paired with an antique-style flower pot, placed in the study or living room, it is quite impressive. However, many gardening friends have grown copper coin grass into a sorry state. What to do? Yatou has some tips for you!
Half soil, half water
The growth of copper coin grass cannot be separated from water. Once soil-cultured plants are left alone when you travel far away, they will basically wither and die! With completely hydroponic growing, the nutrients cannot keep up, and the leaves turn yellow even more easily, so the simplest method is half soil, half water. With the nutrients from the soil and a sufficient water supply, copper coin grass will grow especially vigorously.
In addition to the soil, you can spread a layer of small stones on the surface, so that each time you water, the water on the surface will not be too cloudy.
Refuse to let it bloom
Many copper coin grasses will put out a stem in summer and autumn. At first Yatou did not know what was going on, but later discovered it was actually a flower stem, and it was going to bloom. At this time, even if you cut the stem off. Just that tiny little flower is actually not pretty, and it also consumes nutrients, so why bother!
Bask in the sunshine
Since it can be grown half soil, half water, then there is no fear of sun exposure! Try to place copper coin grass in a spot with plenty of sunlight. The more sunlight, the easier it is to fill the pot, and the leaves will also grow bigger and bigger! Plenty of water and plenty of sun, and copper coin grass will have no choice but to fill the pot.
Supplement nutrients
If you want copper coin grass to grow well, timely fertilizing is also very important. You can fertilize once every half month, mainly with nitrogen fertilizer. If you want to save trouble, drop 1 or 2 granules of urea into the flower pot, and the leaves of copper coin grass will grow by multiples and multiples. Do not ignore this tiny granule of fertilizer, once you try it you will know!