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Gardening is all about experiments, and these Indoor Plants that Grow in Water will help you try your green thumb at hydroponic propagation. While these root pretty easily, some varieties might take their sweet time. So be patient and ensure they have the right conditions to thrive!
Pothos
With its heart-shaped marbled foliage, Pothos is probably a gardener’s first choice for water propagation. Plus, it requires minimal maintenance, making it ideal for those starting out. Simply change the water weekly and ensure plenty of indirect light for thriving growth.
Aglaonema
Loved for its tolerance to low light and variegated leaves, Aglaonema is easy to grow in water. Carefully remove a section with roots, and submerge in room temperature water. Avoid direct sunlight to ensure vibrant, healthy growth.
Arrowhead Plant
Ideal for hydroponic growth, the Arrowhead Plant boasts arrow-shaped leaves in shades of green, cream and pink. For growing it in water place a stem cutting in a water-filled jar and ensure it gets indirect sunlight to avoid chances of leaf burn.
Coleus
Coleus features beautiful multicolored leaves, that not just grows well in water but also looks good in a hydroponic setup. Start with a stem cutting in a jar of water, and place it in bright, indirect light to maintain its colorful appearance.
Wandering Jew
The plant’s purple foliage and cascading growth make it excellent for water propagation. Plus, its rapid growth makes it an ideal choice for amateur gardeners.
Dumbcane
Dumbcane’s broad, patterned leaves make a statement addition in water-based setups. Just ensure to use a tall container that can support its height and replace the water at regular intervals to prevent root rot.
Philodendron
Philodendron, with its lush, heart-shaped leaves is a classic and easy-to-care-for plant for water culture. With a variety of options to choose from, you can grow a bunch of variegated Philos in water to create a mini hydroponic jungle of your own!
Lucky Bamboo
Lucky Bamboo is not only a symbol of good fortune but also an excellent plant for water growth with its straight and twisted stalks. While growing in water, just ensure that the roots are well-submerged with provide indirect sunlight exposure for a healthy growth.
Spider Plant
Spider plant is another indoor plant that grows well in water. Plus, its cascading folige crowns beautifully atop any narrow neck planter. Just submerge the roots of a baby spider plant in water and place it at a spot with dappled sunlight.
Croton
Croton is another easy rooting plant with vibrant, multicolored foliage. Start your water-grown Croton by submerging a cut stem in water. This plant enjoys bright, indirect sunlight and will reward you with a burst of colors as long as the water is changed regularly.
Sweet Potato
The Sweet Potato vine creates a lively ambiance with its lush leaves cascading down any high shelf. Simply place a section of the tuber in water, and it will sprout roots in a few days. It is a vigorous grower, so give it a weekly trim to keep it in shape.
English Ivy
English Ivy is probably one of the most commonly seen indoor plants that trail beautifully on walls or trellis. It takes root easily in water-just place a stem cutting in a jar. This ivy prefers cooler temperatures and indirect light, making it an even better choice for not-so-lit homes.
Caladium
Caladium, with its heart-shaped, multicolored leaves offers an even beautiful display in water. Submerge only the bottom of the bulb in water and let the top remain exposed. It will encourage the roots to grow into the water while the leaves reach upwards.
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