These 3 kinds of flowers love to "drink water" the most. If you give them a little bit every day, they can grow to the point of bursting the pot in a few months!

Generally speaking, we all think that watering a plant too much will lead to its death, but in the early stages of flower cultivation, this frequent watering behavior cannot be controlled. Therefore, Huahua would like to recommend 3 types of plants to you here. They are really not afraid of "watering".

1. Coin Grass

The leaves of the pennywort are round and plump, just like coins, which is why it is named so. The pennywort is a plant that can be grown hydroponically, and it can almost be said that you can just pick a branch and throw it into the water and it will survive. Generally, when we take care of pennywort at home, we need to water it once every two days on average. This is because pennywort has many leaves, so the evaporation of water will be stronger. Only by replenishing water frequently can its growth be guaranteed.

In addition to watering, the growth habits of pennywort are also important to understand. It likes to grow in relatively dark places. If it encounters strong sunlight, the leaves may be burned. However, the best way to maintain it is to ensure that the pennywort has about 4 hours of scattered light every day. If it is maintained in this way, it will soon grow out of the pot.

2. Mint

Mint is a magical plant. It exudes a cool scent all over its body. It is a very good plant whether it is used as an ornamental plant or as an embellishment for cooking in daily life. Mint is also not afraid of "water", especially in its early growth stages, when it demands more water. If the usual watering water is replaced with fermented rice water, the growth effect will be better.

Mint is different from pennywort. It is a light-loving plant. Generally speaking, the more sunlight there is, the more luxuriant the mint's branches and leaves will be. In winter, if you have mint, it is best to place it on a south-facing balcony for maintenance.

3. Touch Incense

The catnip is a rather peculiar plant. Although it is green all over, it will emit a faint fragrance if you touch it lightly. The appearance of the catnip is in the shape of long branches. During the growing period, it must not lack water, otherwise the branches of the catnip will wither and turn yellow. When it is growing more vigorously, you can also add a little thin fertilizer and water to make it grow better.

The pennywort is both shade-tolerant and sun-loving. If you want the leaves of the plant to become thicker, sufficient light is essential. If the lighting in your home is not very good, it can survive and grow in the shade.

If you grow flowers but don’t know how to control the amount of watering, just choose the three types above. They can probably be described as both pleasing to the eye and easy to maintain!