8 plants you can grow with just water and no soil from scratch

Every knows that taking care of a can be a time-consuming task. If you’re looking for a mess-free plant that just requires water to survive, these are the best plants to get started with, experts say.

Now that the temperatures are rising and the summer is around the corner, plants need the attention for survival. However, some others require even much more care, and not everyone wants to deal with the mess of potting soil.

Growing in water is a good option for those with busy schedules, as they only require water to thrive and survive, looking as good as new for weeks, if not months. Here are eight plants, as shared by :

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Peace Lily

Peace Lilies are beautiful because of their white blooms and green leaves. As per their maintenance, just ensure that the plant’s roots are covered in water, making sure that the crown is above the waterline. They also thrive the best when the sunlight hits them directly.

Lucky Bamboo

Associated with good luck and prosperity, Lucky Bamboo’s don’t need a lot of attention. To grow, just ensure the stalks are in a vase with at least an inch of water. Also, make sure the roots are submerged, changing the water every two weeks and away from the sunlight as it can burn the leaves.

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Also known as the Devil’s Ivy, this plant thrives in water and doesn’t need a lot of care. For them to grow, simply cut a healthy vine with some leaves and put it in a vase with water. The water needs to be changed every couple of weeks, rinsing the roots for them to remain healthy.

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Spider Plant

Spider Plants are known to be air purifiers, and are very easy to take care of. To do so, take a ‘pup’ and put it in a container with water. Just make sure that the base of the plantlet is well submerged and that the leaves are above the waterline, replacing the water every two weeks.

Philodendron

Philondendon are classic houseplants, and don’t need sunlight to survive - just water. Cut the stem, leaving a few leaves and place in a jar with water. However, it’s important to replace the water every two weeks and clean the container to avoid algae growth.

English Ivy

Versatile and elegant, English Ivy only needs a cool environment to thrive at their best. It’s important to cut a section of the vine and remove several leaves before placing them on a vase. Change the water every couple of weeks, raising the roots for them to remain healthy and beautiful.

Chinese Evergreen

Chinese Evergreens are very low maintenance, and are perfect for beginners or those who aren’t used to having the responsibility of having to take care of a houseplant. When placing them on a vase, cut the team by ensuring that the base is fully submerged in water.

Wandering Jew

Known for its vibrant purple and green colours, Wandering Jews also need minimal care. They add a pop of colour in any indoor space, and just need their water to be changed every two weeks.