How to plant the rhizomes of copper coin grass in hydroponics and soil cultivation methods

When planting pennywort using the rhizome method, you must first place the rhizomes in clean water for a period of time. Only after the rhizomes germinate can they be transplanted into the soil. It is best to place the plants in a semi-shaded and ventilated environment.

After the roots germinate, they can also be planted hydroponically. During the hydroponic process, it is best to change the water every two days.

Method of hydroponic cultivation of pennywort rhizomes

The adaptability of copper coin grass is very strong and its growth rate is also very fast. So how to plant copper coin grass? You can use hydroponics to plant its rhizomes. You cannot use tap water for hydroponic planting of copper coin grass. You can use boiled water. Too many impurities in the water will affect the rooting speed of copper coin grass.

Hydroponic wall grass can be placed in diffuse light for maintenance, and the water for planting should be changed once a week. Usually, a few drops of nutrient solution can be added to the water bottle to allow the pennywort to supplement nutrition. When hydroponically cultivating, a few stones can be placed underneath to press down the rhizomes of the pennywort to make the plant more beautiful.

Soil culture method of copper coin grass rhizome

To cultivate the copper coin grass in soil, you can first soak the rhizomes in clean water for two days, and then put them in the soil after the rhizomes grow roots or leaves. The soil for cultivation should preferably be loose and well-drained. You can choose a clay pot or a ceramic pot to fill the pot with soil. When filling the pot with soil, leave some space in the pot to increase air permeability.

When the copper coin grass is transplanted to the flower pot, a thin layer of soil can be sprinkled on the surface, and then it can be maintained normally. When planting, the copper coin grass should be exposed to 4 to 6 hours of light every day. It can be illuminated with a light lamp on rainy days. In daily life, the soil should be kept moist. When the temperature is low, the number of watering should be appropriately reduced, and when the temperature is high, water more.