How to make a Chinese money plant bushy

How to make a Chinese money plant bushy?

The bushy growth habit is one of the most noticeable characteristics of these plants. A lot of varieties, especially the ones with white or pink flowers, will grow bushy growth from the bottom up. The bushy growth will have a nice, mounded appearance. This bushy growth is what gives this plant its other common name — money plant.

How to make Chinese money plant bushier in pots?

While plants grow well in pots, keeping them bushy is not their forte. Potted plants tend to grow tall and thin. To make this plant bushier, you need to provide it with sufficient water and sunlight. A good potting soil will also help retain moisture and will give more nutrients to the plant. Plant it in pots that are wide enough. Don’t make the pot too wide or too deep as it may cause the root to grow towards the edges.

How to make Chinese money plant bushier?

You can encourage the growth of your money plant by planting it in a pot with good drainage, plenty of water and proper light. Use a pot with holes on the side, to allow air circulation. Use organic mulch to keep the soil moist and to prevent the plant from drying out. You can also use coconut fiber or peat moss to reduce water loss.

How to make a Chinese money plant bushier?

You can make it bushy by repotting it in a bigger pot. Money plants are quite adaptable; when repotting them, make sure you use potting soil with good drainage and add some organic fertilizer. Use a plastic pot lid to ensure adequate air flow and moisture. Water the plant regularly, but not too much. Water it when the soil is dry.

How to make Chinese money plant bushier indoors?

If you want to grow the Chinese money plant indoors, take cuttings under the new growth. This is the best time to take the cuttings as the new growth is still tender. In order to make it bushier, grow the plant in a pot with good drainage. Use an organic potting soil. Water the plant regularly. You can also add some fertilizer once a month. Avoid placing the pot under bright light.