Copper coin grass, also known as bonsai copper coin, is a tropical foliage plant whose leaf shape resembles a coin, hence the name. It can be maintained in two ways: water and soil. The two methods have their own advantages and disadvantages, and the following will give you a detailed introduction to the characteristics, advantages and disadvantages of water and soil culture, and recommend suitable maintenance methods according to personal preferences and conditions.
Characteristics and maintenance methods of water-fed copper cochinensis.
Features:1High ornamental value: The copper coin grass growing in the water has great ornamental value, hanging in the air, and the overall shape is more chic.
2.Simple maintenance: water-fed copper coin grass does not need soil, only needs good water quality. The maintenance process is simple and easy to master.
Maintenance method: 1Choose the right container: Choose a transparent or translucent container to make it easier to observe the water level and root condition. Make sure there are proper drainage holes at the bottom of the container.
2.Use purified water: Use purified water with chlorine removed or filtered for curing to avoid the effects of water quality on plant health.
3.Maintain the right water level: Keep the water level near the roots, but don't allow the roots to be completely soaked in water to prevent rot.
4.Observe the water quality: Change the water quality regularly to avoid the accumulation of nutrients and bacteria that can cause the plant to be unhealthy.
5.Pay attention to room temperature and light: Copper coin needs to maintain a suitable indoor temperature and light, and avoid exposure to direct sunlight to avoid leaf burns.
Characteristics and maintenance methods of soil-raised copper coins.
Features:1Stable growth: Soil-raised copper coin grass can better simulate the natural environment, and the root system can be firmly rooted in the soil and grow stably.
2.More suitable for long-term maintenance: Soil-cultured copper coin can provide more abundant nutrients and water, and can better protect the root system, which is suitable for long-term maintenance.
Maintenance method: 1Choose the right soil: Use nutrient soil with good air permeability and moderate moisture retention as the planting medium to ensure proper respiration and hydration of the root system**.
2.Watering regularly: Keep the soil moist but avoid overwatering that can lead to root rot. Make sure the top layer of the soil is slightly dry after each watering before the next watering.
3.Fertilization management: Regularly apply an appropriate amount of special fertilizer for houseplants to help Copper Coin get the nutrients it needs. Follow the instructions on the fertilizer package for fertilization.
4.Maintain proper light: Coingrass prefers bright light, but avoid exposure to strong sunlight and place it indoors in a bright and ventilated area.
5.Pay attention to regular pruning: Prune the leaves and branches regularly to keep the copper coin grass neat and beautiful.
How to choose the right maintenance method.
If you pay attention to the ornamental value and unique shape, as well as the pursuit of simple maintenance, then water-raised copper coin grass will be a good choice.
If you pay more attention to the stable growth and long-term maintenance of plants, as well as more nutrients**, then soil-raised copper coin grass is more suitable for you.
In addition, considering personal circumstances and preferences, you can also try both water and soil cultivation to find a more suitable way to maintain the copper coat for yourself.
Whether you choose to be water-fed or soil-raised, it is important to pay attention to the management of water quality, light, temperature and fertilization during the conservation process to ensure the healthy growth of the plant.