Plants that can spread easily in water without the need for soil

 Plants grow in water without the need for soil



Spreading the plants in water is a great way to expand your garden and keep your hands clean because there is no need to use soil for this process. There are a few indoor and outdoor plants that make excellent breeding options because the cuttings do not rot before forming roots. So, in today’s post, we will share 10 plants that can easily reproduce in water. By breeding, you can instantly increase the number of your plants. They make great gifts too, read on to find out more about them and the detailed information about growing steps.


When planting, not all plants need to be planted with seeds. Instead, you can propagate your favorite tree by pruning that only takes a few weeks. To do this, first, you need to cut a young shoot with freshly sprouted buds, and then place it in a bottle of water or fertile soil to feed the roots. Once the roots have formed, plant your new plant in the ground in the ground and wait for it to grow.


1 purple heart


Purple Heart grows in 7 - 10 USDA zones. Requires light soil that dries quickly. This plant needs moist soil and full sun for its optimal growth.


2 Angel’s Trumpet


Angel's trumpet does not like frost, so you need to grow it in pots. This requires daily watering and nutritious soil. Also, add fertilizer from time to time for its happy growth.


3 Pothos



Pothos need frequent watering, about once every two weeks. This houseplant is very easy to grow even in nutrient-deficient soil.


4  Fiddle Leaf Fig

Fidel leaf figs require plenty of sunlight for optimal growth. Water frequently and plant in well-drained soil to avoid root rot.


5 String of Hearts


The string of hearts prefers bright but indirect sunlight so that their leaves do not burn. In spring and summer, the plant needs weekly watering and watering every two weeks during the winter.


6 Rosemary



Rosemary should grow in a warm and humid environment. If you do not live in humid weather, spray its leaves. In addition, this herb requires full sun, well-drained soil, minimal irrigation, and well-drained soil.


7 African Violet


African violet requires moderate amounts of sunlight but does not require direct sunlight. Their leaves are dark green as they receive more sunlight. Water frequently so that its soil is moist, but not damp.


8 Basil


Basil is good in hot and dry climates, so when it is hot, it will grow into a perennial plant. The herb needs well-drained soil and direct sunlight.


9 Begonia



Begonia grows best in well-drained soil, in the first part shade of the full sun. The houseplant prefers moist, fertile soil, so it is best to compost it.


10 Impatiens


Impatiens need nutritious soil and full or partial shade. In addition, give enough water for a week.

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