Can copper coin grass be exposed to the sun? Can it be exposed to direct sunlight?

Can copper coin grass be exposed to the sun?

The pennywort loves sunlight very much. When caring for it, place it in a place with good light so that it can grow better. During the growing season, let it receive more sunlight so that it can grow faster. The plant will grow poorly in a shaded environment. It can receive 4 to 6 hours of scattered light every day.

Growth light of copper coin grass

The pennywort likes plenty of light, but avoids direct sunlight. In summer, it is best not to expose it to direct sunlight, but to let it receive scattered light, because the sunlight at this time is very strong and may burn the plant.

The pennywort grows vigorously in spring and autumn. The light conditions are good at this time, so it is suitable to be moved indoors for maintenance. Only in a sunny environment can it carry out photosynthesis, accumulate nutrients, and promote plant growth. During the low temperatures in winter, it should be moved to the indoor windowsill and exposed to more sunlight.

What to do if the pennywort wilts in the sun

The copper coin grass can only accept diffuse light. If it is placed in direct light for a long time during maintenance, it will be sunburned, and the leaves will become soft and the whole plant will wilt. In this case, it should be shaded as soon as possible, moved to a cool environment, and sprayed with water frequently, so that it can recover as soon as possible. Note that it must not be exposed to direct light in the later stage.