There are several Herbs that can grow in Water, both for decoration and for growing edible plants.
Some plants can grow perfectly well without soil, absorbing nutrients directly from water. This technique is used in hydroponics, but can also be applied more simply at home. Here is a list of plants that you can grow in water:
- Basilisk (Basil)
Benefit: Basil is an aromatic plant that can be easily grown in water. When cutting it, you can put the cuttings in a glass of water, and you will see how roots grow quickly.
How to do it: Place the cuttings in a container of water and change it regularly to prevent dirt from accumulating. When the roots are long enough, you can plant it in soil or continue growing it in water. - Mint
Benefit: Mint is a hardy plant that can grow well in water. In addition to being an aromatic plant, its leaves can be used for infusions, cooking or in smoothies.
How to do it: Cut a cutting with some stem and place it in water. Change the water every 2-3 days to keep it clean. It is a plant that produces roots quickly. - Strawberries (Fragaria x ananassa)
Benefit: Although strawberries are usually grown in soil, they can also grow in water if given adequate support for their roots to develop.
How to do it: Place the rooted strawberry cuttings in a container of water. It is recommended that strawberries receive indirect sunlight and change the water regularly. - Coriander
Benefit: Cilantro is another herb that grows well in water. In addition to being easy to grow, it has many healthy properties and is used in a variety of dishes.
How to do it: Place a cilantro cutting in a glass of water, making sure the roots are submerged. Change the water regularly. - Water lilies (Nymphaea)
Benefit: These beautiful water lilies are perfect for ponds, but can also be grown in containers of water.
How to do it: Place water lily rhizomes in deep water in a well-draining container. Make sure they get enough sunlight. - Asparagus (Asparagus officinalis)
Benefit: Asparagus can be grown in water in the initial phase, although it will eventually need soil for optimal growth.
How to do it: Place a piece of asparagus in a glass of water. When it begins to grow, the roots will develop and you can transplant the plant into soil or continue growing it in water if you prefer. - Rosemary
Benefit: Rosemary is a perennial plant that can be easily propagated from cuttings grown in water.
How to do it: Cut a cutting about 10-15 cm long and place it in a glass of water. In a few days roots will begin to appear, and you can plant it in soil or continue growing it in water. - Aloe vera
Benefit: Aloe vera is known for its medicinal properties, and can be grown in water until it forms roots. Growing it in soil is sometimes preferred, but cuttings in water can also work.
How to do it: Cut an aloe vera leaf and put it in water. In a few days you will see small roots developing. Once grown, you can plant the plant in soil or continue growing it in water. - Pothos (Epipremnum aureum)
Benefit: Pothos is a very hardy houseplant that grows well in water. It is known for its ease of adapting and purifying the air.
How to do it: Cut a cutting with a node (the area where the leaves meet the stem) and put it in water. Change the water every few days. The pothos will grow quickly and develop roots. - Philodendron
Benefit: Like pothos, philodendron is a popular houseplant that can also be grown successfully in water. It adapts well to low light conditions and is easy to care for.
How to do it: Cut a philodendron cutting, make sure the node is submerged in water, and change it regularly for healthy growth. - Lettuce
Benefit: Lettuce is a leafy green plant that can be grown in water, making it ideal for simple hydroponic systems.
How to do it: Cut the bottom of some lettuce (preferably organic) and place it in a bowl of water, making sure the bottom is submerged. In a few days, new leaves will begin to grow.
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