These flowers are very easy to grow. You just need to pinch off a leaf and toss it in water, and water propagation will make it root and fill a pot. No more worrying about plants dying from watering problems.

Spider plant

If you have grown spider plant, you should know that spider plant grows by trailing runners and produces many little spider plantlets. These little spider plantlets can be pinched off directly and placed in water; in about 7 days, the little spider plantlets will grow many white roots. It is very easy to care for.

Pennywort

Pennywort also grows quickly in water and is very low-maintenance. Pennywort is suited to rough, simple care. As long as it gets enough sunlight and water, it can grow very fast. Besides topping up the water, you should also frequently mist the leaves with a little water.

Ivy

Ivy can also be grown in water, and its vitality is extremely tenacious. It can grow very well in a warm, humid environment. Occasionally mist the leaves with water, and that is all there is to it!

Pothos

Pothos is called the "flower of life." Besides being attractive and purifying the air, its vitality is also very strong, and it can be propagated in any way. For water-propagated pothos, note that the tap water used needs to be placed in sunlight for 3-5 days, and used only after the chlorine in the tap water has evaporated.

All four flowers above can be grown in water and are very easy to keep alive. Before they root, you usually need to change the water every two days. After they root, when you see the water level drop, you only need to occasionally top it up. After these water-grown plants root, you can add a small amount of nutrient solution to the water, which will promote faster growth and deeper green foliage, making it easy to fill a pot again.