Brazilian pennywort
(Hydrocotyle leucocephala)

For a nice effect, plant this species in the background, in groups of 3/4 feet every 15 cm (6"). However, you can also use it as a floating plant, which brings it closer to the light source: this will be much appreciated (it seems to like it more in this form)! Moreover, note that the plant tends to float well and therefore to be easily uprooted (there are finally few underground roots). This is especially true when the plant grows tall enough and bears many leaves. If you want to get it out of the ground, bury it well to fix it properly.

Although water-potyl can acclimatize to a wide range of conditions, it will be more comfortable in fresh water.

Bright lighting will also be appreciated by this species.

If it reaches the surface, it will tend to spread out in width, forming numerous lateral shoots. Do not hesitate to lighten it regularly so that the light always reaches the foot.