How to grow money grass to make it bloom out of the pot? Can it be pruned and propagated after it blooms out of the pot?

1. How to grow it to make it bloom

1. Adequate diffuse light: Moneywort is a relatively shade-tolerant plant and can generally be grown in a place with diffuse light, with 4-6 hours of diffuse light given every day. It cannot be kept in the shade for a long time, nor can it be exposed to direct sunlight in the summer. Only by supplementing it with sufficient diffuse light can it promote good growth and achieve the effect of overflowing the pot.

2. Suitable substrate: Moneywort does not have very high requirements for soil, and it has a strong ability to adapt to growth, so it can survive in most soils. It is best to provide loose, breathable, well-drained, fertile soil, which can be prepared by mixing leaf mold, river mud, and garden soil.

3. Watering in time: Moneywort likes a humid environment and requires more water. Ensure adequate watering during the spring and autumn growing season. The summer climate is hot and relatively dry. In addition to watering every day, you also need to spray water frequently to maintain humidity.

4. Reasonable fertilization: In order to achieve the effect of overflowing the pot, nutrient supply is indispensable. It grows very fast and requires a lot of fertilizer. During the vigorous growth period, it is necessary to apply fertilizer every 2-3 weeks. Reasonable fertilization can make the money grass grow vigorously and achieve overflowing the pot.

2. Can I use pruning and cuttings?

After the money plant has grown out of the pot, it will have many branches extending out, which can be cut off and used for cuttings to propagate and cultivate new plants.