Indoor plants are both useful and essential in enclosed spaces, thanks to their ability to renew oxygen, their calming effect, and their decorative appearance.
However, not everyone has the time to take care of plants. If that's the case for you, you'll be happy to learn that some plants can grow in water.
The important thing is to provide them with the nutrients that the soil normally provides. It's a simple process and, even if growth is slower, you can have an indoor garden without spending hours on it.
Dracaena braunii (Lucky bamboo)
The name of this plant is misleading because, despite its resemblance to bamboo, it is not a member of the bamboo family. Dracaena braunii is associated with wealth and abundance.
Ensure its stems are completely submerged, that it receives sufficient indirect light, and fertilize it at least every two months. Epipremnum aureum (Pothos)
Thanks to its incredible hardiness and tropical appearance, the pothos is one of the most popular and widespread houseplants.
To grow a pothos in water, make sure the end of the stem is fully submerged; it will take several weeks for the roots to develop.
Peppermint:
If you're looking for a plant that's both decorative and beneficial, peppermint is an excellent choice. This aromatic herb, very useful in cooking, can be grown in water.
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