Can copper coin grass be placed in the fish tank?

Can pennywort be placed in a fish tank?

In fact, it is not impossible to put the pennywort in the fish tank. Many flower lovers have tried it and found that the pennywort can still grow in the fish tank. However, the growth conditions are slightly worse and it feels inferior to the pennywort grown by other methods.

When placing pennywort in a fish tank, most people actually place it directly in the water, submerging the entire plant in the water.

There are two basic methods. One is to put the pennywort into the fish tank when it grows poorly and is weak. Because the pennywort grows very fast, it will take shape quickly. Another thing is to grow the pennywort to a better condition before putting it into water.

After putting the pennywort into the water, you need to put small stones on it to prevent it from floating up.

What should I pay attention to when growing copper coin grass in a fish tank?

First of all, although the pennywort can grow in the fish tank, its growth is actually not as good as that of the pennywort grown in soil, hydroponics, or half-soil and half-water. Its growth will be relatively slow and may even stagnate. Secondly, it is important to note that when growing pennywort in water, you must prevent it from floating up. It is best to press it down with small stones or something like that, so that it can have some decorative effect. Another point is that if you are growing pennywort in water, it is best to change the plants regularly. Generally it is changed every 1/2 month.