10 plants to grow in water

10 plants to grow in water

  • Mint
  • Properties: Rich in menthol, it brings freshness to the skin and palate.
  • Care: Place fresh cuttings in water. This is the easiest plant to keep in water.
  • Thyme
  • Propagation: Take cuttings in mid-spring or early summer.
  • Care: Place in water and spray the ends so they do not dry out; Prune the stems to encourage branching.
  • Oregano
  • Care: Place cuttings in water and pinch the tips as the plant grows.
  • Lemon balm
  • Propagation: Take cuttings in spring or fall and place them in water in a well-lit area.
  • Care: Change the water regularly or place it outside if it is hot.
  • Stevia
  • Properties: Naturally sweet, ideal for sweetening drinks.
  • Care: Place cuttings in water in a sunny, warm place.
  • Tarragon
  • Propagation: Take cuttings in spring.
  • Care: Place in a warm, bright place. For cooking, French tarragon is best; Russian is ideal for salads.
  • Basil
  • Care: Place cuttings in water before they flower and store in a sunny place.
  • Sage
  • Propagation: Cuttings are best in spring.
  • Care: Place in a sunny, airy place, as it is prone to mold growth.
  • Spearmint
  • Care: Spearmint grows easily in water and provides a fresh, sweet aroma.
  • Rosemary
  • Propagation: Cuttings take longer to root, but germinate quickly in spring.
  • Care: Keep it in a sunny place for better development.

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