Pictures of copper coin grass

Introduction of Copper Coin Grass

The pennywort is also called: Centella asiatica, large-leaf money grass, collapsing bowl, missing bowl grass, and horse hoof grass. It is a perennial creeping herb that often shrinks into a mass and looks like a piece of small lotus leaves, one section at a time, each section has a leaf, extending upward.

The pennywort can be grown in water or soil. The growth rate of its underground stems is amazing. It will spread wherever it is planted. It is one of the aquatic plants that is both beautiful and easy to grow.

Effects of copper coin grass

The use of pennywort is many. It can be used for viewing, as medicine, and has a good greening effect. More importantly, it has its own feng shui and good meaning.

Greening effect

The maintenance of pennywort is very simple. Its leaves are emerald green and beautiful, making it one of people's favorite aquatic plants. In warm areas, pennywort can be grown in potted plants. It can be seen everywhere, in water trays, wetlands, and aquariums.

Medicinal effects

Many of your flowers and plants are not just decorations in your home, they also have meaning. Pennywort can be used as medicine. As a Chinese medicinal material, it can dispel wind, strengthen the intestines, improve eyesight and relieve heat.

Feng Shui Effect

People cannot live without green in their lives, and green often gives people a feeling of vitality. The leaves of the pennywort are round, very much like ancient coins, symbolizing good luck. It just so happens that the word "money" is in the name, and everyone loves money, so this plant will definitely be loved by everyone. As the saying goes, if you have copper coins at home, you will have a lot of money.

Pictures of copper coin grass

People who have raised pennywort say that it is difficult to grow and will die if there is too much or too little water. However, when I saw a bunch of them in a small wooden flowerpot, I couldn’t help but want to keep them!

White and green are definitely a fresh combination. The pennywort is not as plump and juicy as succulents, but a small pot of it is also exceptionally exquisite!

In the sunshine, the round copper coins of the pennywort dance on the stems, like a small sunshade, protecting each other!

Oh, the pennywort is blooming! Many little yellow heads pop out from the emerald green leaves. Even if it doesn’t bloom, people would still like this pennywort very much!

The pennywort likes to live in groups, but it can also live alone. A lonely white vial, supported by dots of stems. The road to growth is always lonely, but pennywort will never let you down!

A little bit of green on the balcony. Maybe the pennywort in your home is not as beautiful as the one in the picture, but as long as every leaf stands upright, that’s enough!

I don’t care about the old mountains and rivers in the autumn wind; I just watch the pennywort in the wild pond. Such artistic conception combined with such plants is like a clear stream flowing through the heart.

The pennywort looks very gentle, whispering softly, soothing people like honey. Just like the subtle relationship between trees and pennywort in the fairy tale world. The pennywort is plump and tender because of the shade of the big tree, and the words "I like you" make the big tree grow stronger.