The copper coin grass at home is dying. This is how it can be saved.

What should I do if the copper coin grass is dying?

The leaves of the pennywort wilt, one of the reasons is frostbite caused by too low temperature, and the other is too little watering. The possibility of frostbite is relatively low now, so most wilting is caused by not watering in time.

Step 1

Cut off all the wilted branches and leaves of the pennywort and retain the healthy root system.

Step 2

Place the pennywort in a warm and bright place in the house and water it thoroughly. After a while, the pennywort will naturally sprout new leaves.

Step 3

After the new leaves appear, watering must be timely. In this weather, watering should be done once every 2 to 3 days.