Growing plants in water is ideal for people who have no experience in gardening and for those who do not want to have to deal with soil, compost, mud, transplanting, etc. The water method has few requirements, and is also resistant to pests and diseases.
It is true that growing in water takes longer for the plant to develop , but you will achieve an incredible aquatic garden.
Below I indicate some plants suitable for growing in water and in any container you have available.
Pothos:
Grows well in water, improving air quality, and should be placed in indirect sunlight. Change water every two weeks and add fertilizer.
African Violet:
Elegant plant with violet flowers and heart-shaped leaves. Ensure water is warm or room temperature, and change every few days. Add liquid fertilizer monthly.
Aglaonema:
Resistant to low light, with light green leaves and dark green specks. Change water every two days, avoiding spraying leaves. Add liquid fertilizer monthly.
Wax Flower:
Features star-shaped white flowers with a red center. Requires ample light but should not be moved once blooming begins. Use filtered water for optimal growth.
Philodendron:
Tolerates bright, indirect light and features large green leaves. Change water every four days and let tap water sit to allow chlorine to evaporate.
Cradle of Moses:
Tropical plant with large green leaves and white flower bract. Roots should be suspended above the water line to prevent rot, using stones for support.
