How to grow pennywort hydroponically to make it more vigorous? Four major cultivation methods and two precautions

Hydroponic pennywort is a plant that is suitable for growing in a warm and ventilated environment. When cultivating hydroponic pennywort, you need to pay attention to maintaining a constant temperature, place it in an area with sufficient diffuse light, and apply some liquid fertilizer and nutrient solution to promote its vigorous growth.

Key points for hydroponic cultivation of copper coin grass

1. Temperature

The suitable growth temperature of hydroponic pennywort is 16-24 degrees. It is a plant suitable for growing in a warm environment, so maintaining a constant temperature is conducive to promoting its growth. The ambient temperature should not be too high to avoid slowing down the growth rate. Of course, the temperature should not be too low. Too low water temperature will affect root growth.

2. Lighting

The cultivation of hydroponic pennywort requires sufficient light conditions, but it cannot be exposed to strong direct sunlight, which will cause the branches and leaves to be exposed to the sun. The hydroponic pennywort can be placed in an area with sufficient scattered light to promote its vigorous growth.

3. Ventilation

Hydroponic pennywort is suitable for growing in a ventilated environment, so place it in a cool and ventilated location to ensure that it breathes fresh air, promotes the healthy growth of its branches and leaves, accelerates the growth rate of the plant, and avoids insect pests.

4. Fertilization

The growth of hydroponic pennywort requires sufficient nutrients. Use diluted flower fertilizer once every 2-3 weeks. You can add some liquid fertilizer and nutrient solution at ordinary times to promote the healthy and rapid growth of the plant.

Precautions for hydroponic cultivation of copper coin grass

1. Change the water quality: The water quality of hydroponic copper coin grass needs to be changed every 7 days to ensure that the water quality is clean so that the plant can grow healthily and avoid water pollution that affects plant growth.

2. Proper pruning: After the pennywort has grown for a period of time, some branches and leaves will grow too fast, which will not only affect the growth of other branches and leaves, but also its appearance. Such branches and leaves need to be pruned in time, or cut off and transplanted into new potting soil for cultivation.