4 common green plants from daily life: stick a branch in water and the roots fill the bottle in 1 month
4 common green plants from daily life: snap off a branch and put it in water, and in 1 month the roots will fill the bottle. Let's take a look below!
Umbrella tree (Schefflera arboricola)
Umbrella trees have vigorous vitality, a strong ability to adapt to their environment, fast growth, and are relatively drought-tolerant. Umbrella trees are also very easy to propagate: cut off a branch, put it in water, and in 1 month it can grow a bottle full of big white roots.
Rubber tree (Ficus elastica)
The rubber tree's leaves are glossy green and thick, with very high ornamental value, and it grows fast. Before you know it, you'll find it has grown a few more leaves. The rubber tree is also very easy to propagate: cut off a leaf or a stem and put it in a bottle of water, and it will quickly take root and fill a whole bottle.
Pothos (Epipremnum aureum)
Pothos has lush, emerald-green leaves and a strong ability to adapt to its environment. It can both green up the home and purify the air. Don't throw away pothos stems and leaves that get knocked off by accident either. Just drop them into water, and in a week they will grow small white roots.
Snake plant (Sansevieria trifasciata)
The snake plant's leaves are firm and thick, and it can grow well even in harsh environments. It can be left to rough, extensive care, and with just a little management it will shoot up to over one meter tall. Snake plants easily grow multiple side shoots, and we can move the side shoots into pots, so we can propagate many small snake plants. At the same time, using snake plant leaves, cut them into 10 cm small sections, put them in water, and they will likewise grow white roots, so you can propagate several more pots!
These 4 green plants commonly found in the home have a strong ability to adapt to their environment, grow quickly, are easy to propagate, and can also beautify the home. They are the top choice for household potted plants!