These three green plants do better in water culture than in soil, with easier care and more vigorous growth

Many friends have experience caring for plants. Things like jasmine, clivia, and so on are household names. Well, some plants can be grown both in soil and in water, and they actually do better in water. Want to know which ones? Then listen to this editor's suggestions.

1. Monstera (Monstera deliciosa)

Growing monstera in water is not simply a matter of putting the plant in water; it needs careful preparation before being cared for in water. The first step is to wash clean the roots of the monstera dug out of the soil. Here you trim away the rotten and poorly grown roots, leaving only the healthy, thick central roots.

After trimming, we can grow it in water. First put the monstera in the bottle to see roughly where the roots sit, then take the monstera out and start adding water. This is because the monstera's leaves should not get wet. Then do not add too much water; it is best to leave part of the roots outside so they can breathe. In addition, at the beginning we need to change the water once a week. After it grows other roots and stems, changing the water once a week is fine.

2. African daisy (Gerbera jamesonii)

You can tell from the name that this kind of daisy originates from Africa and was introduced into our country as a variety. Some friends use the soil method to care for it, but it actually prefers water culture. If we want to grow African daisies in water but are afraid they will not survive, we can first cut off part of the African daisy's branches and roots for water culture. When growing in water, be careful not to let the leaves get into the water, because then exposure to the sun will scorch the leaves.

3. Asparagus fern (Asparagus setaceus)

Asparagus fern sounds like a very poetic name. Of course, the asparagus fern also grows very quietly and elegantly, and is deeply loved by everyone. What is more, the asparagus fern is suitable for being placed close to people, such as on a desk, a computer desk, an office desk, and similar places. It gives a fresh, elegant feeling and can also decorate the desktop.

Many people use asparagus fern to make bonsai, so asparagus fern grown in water also has a distinctive charm. Especially when placed together with rockery, it is verdant and vigorous, with a very wild-park atmosphere.

These three plants are common ones that do very well in water culture. Of course, there are many more plants of this kind, and this editor will introduce them to you slowly later.