Cultivation methods and precautions of copper coin grass seeds

Pennywort is a common ornamental flower in life and is a favorite of flower lovers. Many people who like to grow flowers want to buy pennywort seeds and plant them at home, but they don’t know how to cultivate pennywort seeds. Today I will give a detailed introduction to the cultivation method of pennywort seeds, and I will also tell you what precautions should be taken when cultivating pennywort seeds.

Cultivation methods and precautions of copper coin grass seeds

1. Purchase of copper coin grass seeds

If you want to grow pennywort with seeds yourself, the seeds are very expensive to buy, so you must buy them from a reputable flower and plant shop. Don't try to buy them cheaply, otherwise you may buy fake seeds, and what you grow in the end is not pennywort at all.

2. Cultivation of copper coin grass seeds

After purchasing the pennywort seeds, they cannot be directly placed in a flowerpot for cultivation. They should be allowed to come into contact with the air first, and then the seeds should be placed in a bottle cap, added with clean water, covered with plastic wrap, and placed in a warm and cool environment. After two or three days, observe carefully to see if the pennywort seeds have broken.

3. Precautions for the cultivation of copper coin grass seeds

After the seeds of the pennywort break their shells, you can see white fibrous roots. At this time, you must remove the outer layer of plastic wrap, otherwise the new tender roots will rot. When the roots of the pennywort seeds grow to four or five millimeters, you can let it be exposed to the sunlight. After it grows fresh and tender leaves, you can directly transplant it into a flowerpot or nutrient water. Place it in a cool place for a few days, and then move it directly to an environment with sufficient scattered light after the seedlings survive.