Put cabbage and radish in water and grow houseplants even prettier than pothos - first time seeing this

When I went to a friend's house to hang out, I discovered something really interesting: a beautiful "flower" was sitting on his dining table. At first, because I was far away, I wondered what kind of flower could bloom so large and so beautifully? When I walked closer and took a look, it turned out to be a "napa cabbage" from the kitchen sitting on a special hydroponic basin!

Whether you put the whole napa cabbage in water or just use the cabbage head, it can be made into a houseplant. Moreover, compared with other hydroponic plants, this kind of vegetable houseplant is even more novel and beautiful, and it is also very easy to survive and root.

For the hydroponic container, you can choose an ordinary flowerpot without a drainage hole, or a large bowl commonly used at home, or a rather special piece of porcelain. Put the cabbage base in the container, and you can use some stones to stabilize it.

Hydroponic radish is the same. Choose a fresh and clean radish, cut off the radish top, and remember to leave some leaves on it to make it look prettier.

Putting the whole radish in water is also very beautiful, but be careful not to submerge the radish more than 1/3 in the water, otherwise it will rot very easily. For these hydroponic vegetable houseplants, when you usually see that the water is low, just add a little water. Usually, they also need more sun.

I really saw this for the first time in all my life. It shows that if you put vegetables from the kitchen into a pot and grow them hydroponically, once they become beautiful, pothos has nothing on them. Plus, it is very easy to do. Fellow flower lovers can try it at home themselves.