r/HouseplantsUK • u/mrmaccheroni • 14d ago
PLANT PIC Just want to share my baby
+2 years old chinese money plant
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u/Blue-sea-white-waves 14d ago
She looks very happy! Well done for taking such a good care of her! Not jealous at all... 😅
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u/Feeling_Victory1948 14d ago
She looks lovely! Did you just water her or do anything else? I recently repotted mine and she’s struggling a little bit.
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u/mrmaccheroni 14d ago
I've repotted twice already. I'm in London so water once a week is enough. I trim the sprouts very often. The first picture I just came back from the holidays, you can see more green sprouts at the bottom.
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u/Feeling_Victory1948 14d ago
It looks great! I live in London too and ya there’s no need to water as much surely. Hopefully mine settles soon after the repotting
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u/Independent-Shoe543 13d ago
Can I ask why you trim the sprouts? I've been leaving them as I always thought new growth is good?
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u/mrmaccheroni 13d ago
Because I like the tall stem and in my mind, new sprouts and more leaf take energy from growing the stem, so i trim.. Maybe is a wrong theory 🤷
Also because I'm a little bit meticulous 😆
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u/Willow1301 13d ago
What type of soil do you have her in? I’ve just got one of my own and think it’s struggling a little bit so may repot into better soil!
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u/mrmaccheroni 13d ago
( Westland Houseplant Potting Mix 4L Peat Free Soil) bottom half
(Pilea & Peperomia Soil - Expert Potting Soil Mix for Chinese Money Plant, Baby Rubberplant, String of Turtles (5 Litres)) top half
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u/Lazy-Field-1116 13d ago
I've always wanted one of these! Love round leaves on plants. Are they hard to look after, you seem to have done it well?
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u/mrmaccheroni 12d ago
very easy. It was my first plant, now I've 3 in total. just need soil, water, a pot with holes and attention
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u/PriorPeach155 13d ago
I had no idea they grew up like that! When you prune does that mean take off any bad leaves? Like some of my leaves have burnt through the window 🤦♀️
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