What plants can be grown hydroponically? A roundup of common varieties

I. Asparagus fern

Hydroponic asparagus fern is fairly simple; when growing it, place it somewhere with scattered light, avoid direct strong sunlight, and change the water often, about once every 3 days. Its leaves stay evergreen year-round and it has fleshy roots; paired with a transparent container, it gives an elegant and noble feel.

II. Lucky bamboo

Hydroponic lucky bamboo also has leaves that stay evergreen year-round, upright stems and a tall, straight form, with high ornamental value. It has strong vitality, but its leaves tend to turn yellow, so the water needs to be changed frequently until it roots; after that, simply top up the water.

III. Golden pothos

Golden pothos is very easy to grow and helps purify the air. If it is grown hydroponically, the water needs to be changed often, and nutrient solution should be added at the right time to make the leaves even more emerald green and glossy.

IV. Pennywort

Pennywort gets its name because its leaves resemble ancient copper coins. Its stems and branches are delicately defined, graceful and spreading, very pleasing to the eye. When growing it, place it in a semi-shaded environment, do not expose it to blazing sun, and just change the water once every 2-3 days.