Which potted plants can be grown both in water and in soil, and can also bloom?

In the gardening world, there is a group of plants that can be called "all-rounders": they can not only grow freely in both water and soil, but also produce brilliant flowers. Next, we will introduce several flowering potted plants that are both ornamental and adaptable and can be grown in water or soil.

Hyacinth: Hyacinth is an extremely popular bulb flower. When grown in soil, choose loose, fertile, well-drained soil, bury the bulb shallowly, keep the soil slightly moist, and provide sufficient light. As time goes on, tender green leaves break through the soil, the flower stalk gradually emerges, and colorful, strongly fragrant flowers bloom. Hydroponic hyacinth looks even more refined and elegant: place the bulb on a specially made hydroponic bottle so that the bottom just touches the water surface. Before long, white roots will stretch downward, and the flowers above will also bloom as promised.

Tulip: Tulip flowers are elegant and rich in color. When growing tulips in soil, choose soil with good air permeability, plant at a depth of about 2 - 3 times the height of the bulb, keep the soil moist and avoid waterlogging, while ensuring sufficient light and suitable temperature. After careful cultivation, you can enjoy the gracefully upright tulip blooms. Hydroponic tulips are relatively more challenging. You need to choose healthy bulbs and place them in a hydroponic container, with the water level preferably not touching the bottom of the bulb, and then adjust the water level appropriately after roots grow. During hydroponics, strictly control temperature and light conditions, and you can witness the unique beauty of tulips blooming in water.

Lily: Lily symbolizes purity and beauty, and whether grown in soil or water, it can show a unique grace. When growing in soil, choose fertile, well-drained soil, plant the bulb, water thoroughly, and place it in a sunny spot. Fertilize regularly during the growing period. The lily's flower stalk will grow rapidly, the buds will gradually swell, and large, pleasantly fragrant flowers will bloom. For hydroponic lilies, select robust bulbs and place them in a container filled with clean water. The water level should not be too high; keeping it at 1/3 - 1/2 of the bulb is sufficient. During hydroponics, change the water every 2 - 3 days and add an appropriate amount of nutrient solution, so that lilies can bloom elegantly in water.

Kalanchoe blossfeldiana: Kalanchoe blossfeldiana symbolizes good fortune, and its flowers are small and delicate. To grow Kalanchoe blossfeldiana in soil, use loose, fertile nutrient soil and place it in a sunny, well-ventilated environment. Water according to the principle of "water when dry, stop when wet", and prune regularly to promote side branch growth and flower bud differentiation. When the flowering period arrives, Kalanchoe blossfeldiana will bloom in beautiful clusters. For hydroponic Kalanchoe blossfeldiana, you can select healthy branches for cuttings, insert the branches into water, keep the water clean, and after roots form, appropriately add nutrient solution. Hydroponic Kalanchoe blossfeldiana is not only clean and hygienic, but when the flowers open, they look even fresher and more refined against the clear water.

These flowering potted plants that can be grown both in water and in soil bring more possibilities and enjoyment to our gardening life. Whether you choose the simple freshness of hydroponics or the natural simplicity of soil cultivation, the fragrance and colors of the flowers can decorate our living spaces.