Can copper coin grass be grown in soil?

Can copper coin grass be grown in soil?

Pennywort can be grown in soil, both in spring and autumn, and the plant can also be grown in hydroponics, but the hydroponic method is not as good as the soil method. There are more things to pay attention to in hydroponics, and the growth of pennywort grown in soil will be better than that grown in hydroponics.

The pennywort can be grown in soil even without roots. The soil requirements are that it should be fertile, loose, and absorbent. It can be mixed with humus, river mud, and garden soil.

How to grow copper coin grass in soil

1. Light: The pennywort is a light-loving plant, but it is also relatively shade-tolerant and is most afraid of direct sunlight. You can usually keep the pennywort in a semi-shaded environment, and the daily light exposure time should be about 4-6 hours.

2. Fertilization: The demand for fertilizer of copper coin grass is high. It needs to be top-dressed every 2-3 weeks during the growth period. You can use the quick-acting fertilizer Huabao No. 2, which has a longer fertilizer effect time.

Precautions for soil cultivation of copper coin grass

1. When choosing a flowerpot for the pennywort, you need to base it on the size of the plant. You cannot use a large pot to grow small flowers. The soil should basically cover the rhizomes, and do not bury it too deep.

2. The pennywort does not need to be pruned frequently, but if the leaves are too dense or turn yellow, you must remove the excess leaves in time and repot it every spring.