It requires little maintenance: simply immerse the stems until the roots develop, then place them in a sunny spot for the buds to appear.
Spathiphyllum:
If you don't have one at home yet, you've probably already seen them in offices, shops or at friends' houses: the spathiphyllum is undoubtedly one of the most popular houseplants.
Grown in water, it produces, in addition to magnificent dark green leaves, superb fragrant white flowers. Monstera (Monstera)
: A low-light tolerant houseplant, it can be grown both in soil and in water.
Use a container that is large enough, as it can reach an impressive height.
Ivy (Certain Ivy):
Ivy can also be grown in a pot filled with water. In this case, choose varieties with small leaves.
Use 20cm cuttings and make sure to submerge the stems halfway in water. This will promote faster rooting.
Phalaenopsis,
One of the most popular houseplants, it grows very easily in water.
Simply cut a small stem and place it in a glass of water. Very quickly, the plant will adapt to aquatic cultivation and produce abundant foliage.
Now that you know which plants are best suited to growing in water, you can create your own indoor garden without worrying about soil, pots and saucers, and without spending hours on it.
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