Why does the money grass bloom so often? What fertilizer is best for the copper coin grass?

The names of money grass and copper coin grass are very similar, and they are easily mistaken for the same plant. The copper coin grass is more common in daily life. Copper coin grass often blooms easily, has good vitality, is easy to cultivate, and can easily survive in hydroponics and overflow the pot.

Why does money grass bloom so often?

Moneywort is also called passing yellow and Dalian money grass. It is a perennial herb with opposite leaves. It and the pennywort are actually two different plants with completely different leaves. Moneywort belongs to the Primulaceae family, while the pennywort belongs to the Umbelliferae family. Moneywort generally grows in a humid environment, and the pennywort likes places with sufficient light.

Generally, few people take care of money grass. It grows in low-lying and humid places, beside roadsides, beside ponds, or in the green areas of residential areas. Generally, money grass does not bloom a lot, but copper coin grass blooms more.

The pennywort is also called the big money grass, which means that the soil in the pot is relatively fertile and it grows well.

What fertilizer is best for copper coin grass?

The suitable temperature for the growth of copper coin grass is between 15 and 35 degrees. It prefers a high temperature, high humidity and sufficient light environment. It is a foliage plant, and we should fertilize it with nitrogen fertilizer. The best way to use it is the organic fertilizer we usually make, such as fermented cake fertilizer water, soybean water and rice washing water.

Because the growth rate of the pennywort is very fast, its leaves are constantly growing, and its roots are constantly spreading. In more than a month, the root cells can fill the entire flower pot. Therefore, it consumes a lot of nutrients. During its growth period, it needs to be fed with fertilizer 2 to 3 times a month. You can use organic fertilizer that you have fermented yourself. If you don't have it, you can also use organic fertilizer mainly composed of nitrogen fertilizer or compound fertilizer.

Then put it in the place with the most sunlight, water it every day, and never let it lack water. Then this pennywort grows very fast. In more than a month, the root cells can fill the entire flowerpot. And the leaves grow bigger and bigger, and can grow to half the size of a palm. The garden is lush and green, and it is very ornamental.

The efficacy of money grass

1. Expel stones

It can be used for hepatobiliary stones, urinary tract stones, and hot stranguria. For patients with gallstones or urinary stones, Centella asiatica has the effect of promoting gallbladder and urinary stones.

2. Diuresis and jaundice

Centella asiatica can treat damp-heat jaundice and has the effect of promoting dampness and relieving jaundice.

3. Anti-inflammatory

Moneywort has a very good therapeutic effect on a variety of inflammations. It also has a very good promoting effect on joint swelling and pain, skin inflammation and blood vessel flow.

4. Antibacterial

Moneywort has a strong antibacterial effect on diphtheria Corynebacterium, and also has a certain antibacterial effect on Staphylococcus aureus, hemolytic Streptococcus, Bacillus subtilis and Escherichia coli.

5. Clear away heat and detoxify

Centella asiatica can be used to treat heat-toxic sores and snake bites, and has excellent detoxification, blood stasis, swelling and pain relief functions.

6. Relieve cough and reduce phlegm

Centella asiatica has the effect of relieving cough and reducing phlegm, and can be used to treat symptoms of cough and phlegm caused by colds.

7. Improve immunity

Taking Centella asiatica can improve immune function and make the body healthier.

8. Vascular smooth muscle and platelets

Houttuynia cordata has a relaxant effect on vascular smooth muscle, and also has a certain inhibitory effect on human platelet aggregation induced by ADP and arachidonic acid in vitro.

9. Relax muscles and activate joints

You can use Centella asiatica to relieve pain from falls, rheumatism, pain in muscles and bones, etc.