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8. Jade Plant (Crassula ovata)
Though technically a succulent, jade plants grow well in water propagation. Simply place a stem cutting in water and wait for roots to develop before potting.
How to Grow Flowers in Water: Basic Tips
- Use fresh, clean water: Change the water every few days to prevent bacterial growth.
- Trim stems properly: Cut at a 45-degree angle just below a node for optimal root growth.
- Remove lower leaves: To avoid rotting in the water.
- Place in indirect sunlight: Most water-grown flowers prefer bright but indirect light.
- Be patient: Roots usually start developing within 1 to 4 weeks depending on the plant.
Why Grow Flowers in Water?
- Low maintenance: No soil mess or need for pots.
- Space-saving: Perfect for apartments and small spaces.
- Educational: A fun way to watch plants grow from cuttings.
- Decorative: Clear glass containers with growing roots add a unique natural touch to any room.
Final Thoughts
Growing flowers in water is a simple, beautiful way to bring nature indoors with minimal effort. Whether you want to try peace lilies or carnations, these eight flowers make water propagation a rewarding and accessible hobby. Grab a glass, some cuttings, and start your own blooming water garden today!
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