Add a little of this to the pennywort pot, and its leaves will grow round, plump and lush, growing like crazy beyond control

Usually when people grow potted flowers, besides soil culture they also like to grow some plants in water. Among these water-grown plants, pennywort (Hydrocotyle vulgaris) is very popular. The name of pennywort is very auspicious, and its leaves are round, looking very cute, just like ancient copper coins, and its meaning is also very good, reunion and completeness, and a name like copper coin is even more likable. Plant pennywort at home, and wealth will roll in on its own. Moreover, pennywort is also relatively easy to grow among plants. Plant a pot on the balcony, and it is pleasing to the eye.

The growth rate of pennywort is also very fast. Many large waterscape pots use it, and its vitality is also very tenacious. Whether grown in soil or in water, it can make the home fresh and natural, and can also purify the air. So it is deeply loved by flower lovers. And many flower lovers say that the pennywort they grow easily gets root rot, or does not grow vigorously.

Today I will teach everyone a method: when growing pennywort, add a little of this to the pot, and the leaves will be round and plump and lush, growing like crazy beyond control.

One: Temperature

To cultivate pennywort, you need to understand its habits: it likes warmth, sun and moisture. So when growing pennywort in water, pay attention to temperature. Only a suitable temperature can meet the growth needs of pennywort and make it fill the pot faster. In the north, winter temperatures are relatively cold. If you want to cultivate pennywort, you can move it indoors and keep the temperature above 5 degrees. Leaving it indoors below zero degrees for a long time will freeze and damage the pennywort leaves. Pennywort can only maintain a normal growth rate when the temperature is above 10 degrees.

Two: Light

To cultivate pennywort and make it fill the pot, light is also very important. Pennywort is a sun-loving plant. Many friends think pennywort likes shade, so they often grow pennywort in shady places, which is very unfavorable for its growth. With a long-term lack of light, the pennywort that grows will be very thin and weak, and it cannot grow very vigorously.

Three: The important "it"

Many friends do not know that if you want pennywort to fill the pot, water culture alone cannot achieve it. You must add a little "it" to the water pot, that is, a growing medium. For the growing medium, you can use the granular soil usually used in gardening, finely crushed volcanic rock, akadama, kanuma, and the algae mud sold in aquarium markets. All of these can be used as growing media, and they are all very good.

Four: Regular pruning

If you want pennywort to fill the pot, you must pay attention not to let pennywort bloom, because blooming will take away a large amount of nutrients. When you find that pennywort is blooming, you must cut off the flowers. Only in this way can nutrients be concentrated and supplied to the leaves and rhizomes of pennywort, prompting more new shoots to grow. After meeting these conditions, you can also appropriately add a little compound fertilizer or organic fertilizer to the water pot of pennywort. With sufficient fertilizer, it can also grow more vigorously, and naturally it will fill the pot.

Pennywort likes fertilizer, so it should be fertilized regularly once. It can also make sparse-looking pennywort become vigorous. So when growing pennywort, add a little growing medium to the pot, and the leaves will be round and plump and lush, growing like crazy beyond control.