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Many flower enthusiasts want to place some green plants at home to add a touch of natural freshness to their living space. Today, I will introduce a "Hydrocotyle vulgaris" that is shaped like ancient copper coins. It has a very good meaning. It has a good meaning of attracting wealth and gathering wealth. Placing it at home can greatly enhance the aura of the space.
Hydrocotyle vulgaris belongs to the Umbelliferae genus. It can be placed anywhere except in places that are too dark or humid. So how to maintain it daily? First of all, it does not need strong sunlight. It only needs to have bright scattered light for it, because too strong sunlight can easily burn its leaves. It is recommended to place it on an east-facing or west-facing window. If the flower lover's home has a south-facing window, appropriate shading is required.
Then, in terms of watering, it is required to keep the soil slightly moist without water accumulation. In all seasons, the number of waterings should be relatively increased or decreased. For example, in hot summer weather, water more frequently, and reduce the amount of watering in winter. Generally speaking, you can touch the surface of the soil with your hand and irrigate when it feels dry. As for grasping the humidity, the copper coin tree likes a relatively high air humidity. Especially in dry seasons, a sprayer can be used to spray water on the leaf surface regularly to increase the environmental humidity.
In addition, if you want the plants to grow lush and green, fertilization is essential. It is recommended to apply special fertilizers for foliage plants once a month and follow the principle of applying thin fertilizers frequently to avoid damage to the roots due to excessive concentration.
Finally, regarding the issue of when Hydrocotyle vulgaris needs to be turned over and repotted after being raised for a long time, here I suggest that everyone replace the potting soil every two years or so. Doing so can ensure the fertility of the soil and good drainage. During the process of repotting, some decomposed organic fertilizers can be added to the soil as base fertilizers. Regarding the prevention and control of pests and diseases of Hydrocotyle vulgaris, most of its pests are molds caused by aphids. At this time, just pay more attention to inspection and you can buy corresponding insecticides in flower shops for treatment.
Through the above maintenance measures, Hydrocotyle vulgaris can thrive at home and add a touch of natural freshness and good wishes to your living space.