7 plants that grow and bloom in water (so you don’t need soil)

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### 3. 🌸 **Begonia**

Yes, many types of begonias — especially **wax begonias and angel wing begonias** — will grow and even bloom in water!

**How to grow:**

* Take a healthy cutting and place it in a glass of water.
* Once roots appear, you can leave it there or transplant it to soil (optional).

🌿 *Bright indirect light encourages blooms even in water!*

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### 4. 🌿 **Pothos (Epipremnum aureum)**

A classic for a reason. Pothos is practically indestructible and looks stunning in a glass container.

**How to grow:**

* Snip a vine just below a node (where the leaf meets the stem) and place it in water.
* Roots appear quickly, and the plant keeps growing happily.

🌿 *No blooms, but striking foliage in green, gold, and white.*

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### 5. 🌼 **Impatiens**

These colorful flowers aren’t just for garden beds — they can thrive in water, too!

**How to grow:**

* Take fresh cuttings and place in a jar of water in a bright location.
* Change water weekly and watch them bloom.

🌿 *Great for a bright windowsill or as a centerpiece.*

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### 6. 🌸 **African Violet (Saintpaulia)**

While traditionally grown in soil, African violets can be rooted and even maintained in water — especially through **wicking systems**.

**How to grow:**

* Place a leaf cutting in water, leaf side out of the water.
* Once roots form, transfer to a shallow water system or hydroponic setup.

🌿 *Rewarding when it blooms with soft, fuzzy leaves and bright flowers.*

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### 7. 🌼 **Paperwhite Narcissus**

Want a plant that **blooms quickly in water**? Paperwhites are your answer.

**How to grow:**

* Place bulbs in a shallow dish with stones or marbles.
* Add water just to the base of the bulbs (not covering them).
* In 2–3 weeks, you’ll have fragrant white flowers.

🌿 *Perfect for winter or holiday décor.*

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## 💧 Care Tips for Water-Grown Plants

* **Use filtered or distilled water** to avoid chlorine buildup.
* **Change the water every 1–2 weeks** to keep it fresh.
* **Clean the container** occasionally to prevent algae.
* Watch for **root rot** — roots should be white and firm.
* Provide **bright, indirect sunlight** for best results.

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## 🌿 Final Thoughts

You don’t need a green thumb — or even a bag of potting soil — to enjoy a vibrant indoor garden. These water-loving plants are **beautiful, low-maintenance, and space-saving**, perfect for anyone who loves greenery without the mess.

Try starting with a few cuttings in glass jars or vases. You might be surprised at how satisfying (and easy) it is to grow plants in pure water.

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**Want a printable care chart or hydroponic starter guide? Just ask — happy to help you grow your indoor oasis!**