Can a pennywort make the pot bloom?

1. Yes

A pennywort can fill the entire pot, even if it originally only has two or three leaves. However, to achieve this, we need to master the correct method and spend more energy. If cared for properly, it will bloom in a few months.

2. Correct method

(1) It is best to choose the hydroponic method, which is cleaner. First, you need to choose a suitable container for a pennywort. A teacup, fish tank, or small bowl will all work, but it shouldn't be too small. Plant the plant in and use some small rocks to secure the roots of the plant in the water. In the first few days, be careful not to expose the plant to too strong light. Pay attention to water changes. In this way, new leaves will soon emerge.

(2) When the plant has grown about a dozen leaves, you don’t need to change the water too frequently. At this time, you need to add some sand and soil. It is best to use pond soil, which contains more nutrients. If you can't find it, ordinary nutrient soil or leaf mold will do. This is considered semi-hydroponics.

(3) After that, let the plant see more sunlight, but not too strong. At the same time, it is necessary to replenish the lost water in time. At this time, the plant grows fast and the water is lost fast. It won't be long before it bursts out of the pot. If you still want to propagate, pull out a few branches with roots and plant them again according to the above method.