What plants can you propagate in water

Step by step guide of propagating and rooting Sansevieria, or snake plant, in water. Learn all the very simple steps. It's lots of fun!

Here I share 11 plants that grow in water.

Growing new plants from cuttings is a great way to increase your stock in a relatively short time. Rooted cuttings are often sturdier than seedlings, and come to maturity faster, many of them bearing flowers

Do you love your pothos plant and wish you could grow more without the cost of purchasing new ones? It’s time to check out my detailed guide about how to propagate pothos. In it I’ve shared multiple methods for expanding a single plant into many and even included a handy supply list to get you started. All you need to do is follow my easy step-by-step instructions to get your baby pothos plant rooted and growing. By learning how to propagate devil’s ivy, you’ll never have to buy a new one…

There's a lot more to growing plants in water than having a backyard pond. You can do it on your desk, on your patio, or even in a seasonal creek. Here are 85 plants you can grow in water.

Did you know that several houseplants can grow hydroponically - meaning they can survive in just a vase full of water?

Want to know which houseplants you can propagate in water? Here's your list! Cuttings from these 20 plants will root easily in water.

You can propagate snake plants in any method, even in water, but, how? Read below to know how to propagate snake plants in water and care for these snake

Peace Lily's can be grown in nothing but water, and they look so elegant displayed this way. Here are the easy steps you can take to transition this plant to water.