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**How to grow:**
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* Cut a stem just below a leaf node.
* Place in a jar with room-temperature water.
* Keep in indirect light and change water every few days.
✅ **Bonus:** Their vibrant flowers bring a pop of color year-round.
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## 🌱 4. **Philodendron (Heartleaf or Pothos types)**
### 💚 Trailing Vines That Grow Like Magic
Philodendrons are natural climbers and thrive when rooted in water. Their heart-shaped leaves are perfect for hanging displays or windowsills.
**How to grow:**
* Snip a stem with 2–3 nodes and submerge the bottom node in water.
* Use a glass jar to enjoy watching the roots grow.
* Add a drop of fertilizer monthly.
✅ **Bonus:** Super easy for beginners and nearly impossible to kill.
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## 🌾 5. **Spider Plant (Chlorophytum comosum)**
### 🕸️ Quirky “Babies” That Love Water
Spider plants send out offshoots, often called “pups,” that can be rooted directly in water.
**How to grow:**
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* Snip a pup from the main plant.
* Place the base in water (only the roots).
* Once roots are long and strong, it can stay in water or be planted in soil.
✅ **Bonus:** They grow fast and look amazing in hanging vases.
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## 🌼 6. **Impatiens**
### 🌸 Shade-Loving Flowers That Adapt to Water
These soft-petaled blooms are common in gardens, but did you know they also root and bloom in water?
**How to grow:**
* Take healthy stem cuttings and place them in a glass of clean water.
* Keep in partial shade or filtered light.
* Change the water every few days.
✅ **Bonus:** Blooms may appear even in a vase!
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## 🌿 7. **Coleus**
### 🎨 Foliage with the Color of Flowers
Though not technically a flowering plant, Coleus earns its place with its **vibrantly patterned leaves**. It’s one of the easiest to grow in water and adds color like no other.
**How to grow:**
* Snip a 4–6 inch stem and remove lower leaves.
* Place in water and enjoy its rainbow foliage.
* Bright, indirect light works best.
✅ **Bonus:** You can keep taking cuttings and multiplying your collection!
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## 💧 Caring Tips for All Water-Grown Plants
To keep your water garden happy and healthy:
* **Use filtered or distilled water** to avoid chemical build-up.
* **Change water every 5–7 days** to prevent algae and bacteria.
* **Rinse the container and roots** periodically.
* **Add liquid fertilizer** once a month (a tiny amount goes a long way).
* Keep containers in **indirect sunlight** — direct sun can cause algae.
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## 🌺 Final Thoughts
Water-grown plants are a beautiful way to bring nature indoors **without the mess of soil**. From trailing vines to blooming blossoms, these 7 stunning species prove you don’t need a garden—or even a pot—to enjoy the magic of plants.
Perfect for small spaces, apartments, desks, or minimalist homes, these low-maintenance beauties are just a vase away from transforming your space.
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