This flower loves water; the more you water it, the more it blooms, and with plenty of water it easily fills out the pot.

Water-cultured pennywort (Hydrocotyle vulgaris) really loves water and also needs plenty of sunlight. When caring for it, place it somewhere it can get direct sunlight, and it is best if it can be placed outdoors. Water it twice a day. If you want the leaves of the pennywort to grow larger, you can put one or two granules of compound fertilizer in the water, so that the pennywort can absorb more nutrients, and it will not easily fail to fill out the pot.

Water-cultured lucky bamboo (Dracaena sanderiana): its leaves are emerald green, and it is also very shade-tolerant. Even if the light is very weak, lucky bamboo still grows very well. It can be kept indoors as a foliage plant for a long time, requires little care, and only needs water. It grows very vigorously, and as long as lucky bamboo takes root in the water it will survive. Caring for it is very simple.

Water-cultured cyclamen (Cyclamen persicum): cyclamen likes a sunny environment, and even indoors it should be placed in a spot with direct sunlight. Add water regularly. For the water used to care for cyclamen, it is best to use mountain spring water, because this kind of water contains many nutrients, which can make the plant grow faster. Do not use tap water, as it contains a lot of fluoride, which is not good for growth.