7 Plants That Grow and Bloom in Water: No Soil Needed!

Water Requirements: Pothos is incredibly easy to propagate and grow in water. Just place cuttings in a jar of water, and the roots will develop in a few weeks.

Blooming: While Pothos doesn’t usually flower indoors, its trailing vines and heart-shaped leaves make it a popular choice for water-based growth.

Care Tip: Change the water every few weeks to keep the roots healthy.

5. Spider Plant (Chlorophytum comosum)
Water Requirements: Spider Plants can grow in water and are easy to propagate by placing the small “pups” (baby plants) in water until they develop roots.

Blooming: Spider Plants occasionally bloom with small white flowers, although their true beauty lies in the long, arching leaves and spider-like offshoots.

Care Tip: Keep the roots submerged and refresh the water every 1-2 weeks.

6. English Ivy (Hedera helix)
Water Requirements: English Ivy can be grown in water by placing cuttings in a jar. It’s great for trailing or cascading over the edge of a container.

Blooming: While it doesn’t bloom frequently in water, its deep green leaves and trailing vines make it an attractive plant for a water-based garden.

Care Tip: Change the water frequently to avoid stagnation, and place in indirect sunlight.

7. Begonias (Begonia spp.)

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