Pothos
Pothos is a popular choice for water growth due to its vining nature and heart-shaped leaves. It can handle almost any light conditions, making it a stylish and low-maintenance option for indoor gardening.
Lucky Bamboo
Lucky Bamboo is often sold in water-only containers held in place by pebbles or decorative stones. It requires minimal care and is believed to bring good luck, making it a popular choice for home decor.
Spider Plant
Spider Plants are easy to grow in water. They produce plantlets on long, cascading stems that can be snipped off and placed in water to grow roots. This makes them a convenient and attractive option for indoor gardening.
English Ivy
English Ivy is a vining plant that produces aerial roots similar to Pothos. When planted outdoors, it can be invasive, but when confined to a container indoors, it provides lush beauty without the risk of spreading uncontrollably.
Chinese Evergreen
Chinese Evergreen is a hardy plant that requires little attention. It tolerates lower light conditions and can grow in water long-term due to its thick stems and large leaves. This plant comes in various leaf shapes, colors, and sizes.
Coleus
Coleus is known for its colorful foliage and quick rooting in water. It thrives with filtered morning sun and afternoon shade, especially in hot climates, making it a vibrant addition to any indoor garden.
Philodendron
Philodendrons are favored for their trailing growth and lush leaves. They are easy to care for, making them ideal for new gardeners. These plants thrive in humid environments and can handle a wide range of lighting conditions.
Begonia
While all Begonias grow well in water, rex and tuberous varieties do exceptionally well. These plants have colorful foliage and beautiful blooms. Although it may take several weeks for cuttings to develop roots, the result is worth the wait.
Herbs
Soft-stem herbs like basil, mint, oregano, thyme, and sage can thrive in water. Simply take a cutting from a mature, healthy plant and place it in a sunny spot. These herbs need plenty of bright, indirect light to grow successfully.
Vegetable Scraps
Growing vegetable scraps in water won't yield a large harvest, but it's a fun way to reuse parts of vegetables you’d typically discard. Lettuce, green onions, and carrot tops are excellent candidates for water-only growth