Here is a collection of plants that may be successfully grown in water inside in glass bowls. They look fantastic on tables, shelves, or wherever else some foliage might look nice.
1. Lucky Bamboo
This common plant does well in bowls of water and may be used to enhance the look of any room.
2. Pothos
The pothos plant is adaptable, since it may thrive in either water or soil. The trailing stems look lovely in clear dishes.
3. Philodendron
The Heartleaf Philodendron (Philodendron hederaceum) is only one of several types of Philodendron that thrive in bowls of water, giving any room a tropical feel.
4. Spider Plant
Cascading arches of foliage may be easily cultivated from spider plants, which thrive in water culture. Just make sure the dish is big enough to hold all of their food.
5. English Ivy
English ivy is a kind of vine that flourishes when grown in containers of water and produces an attractive cascading effect.
6. Peace Lily
Peace lilies, often cultivated for their pure white flowers, may be nurtured in either water or soil.
7. Chinese Evergreen
Chinese evergreens are naturally suited to hydroponics and will flourish in clear glass containers. The colorful foliage is guaranteed to attract attention.
8. Arrowhead Vine
This adaptable vine may flourish in containers of water thanks to its elegant arrow-shaped leaves. Its tiny design makes it a good option for limited area.
9. Begonia
The vibrant and intricately patterned leaves of several species of the genus Begonia, such as the Rex Begonia, may be shown in water culture.
10. Coleus
The colorful foliage of coleus plants comes in a rainbow of hues, and they may be easily grown in water.
11. Water Lettuce
Water Lettuce makes an attractive and lifelike arrangement when cultivated in a glass bowl or other container of water.
12. Java Moss
Select a clear container, such as a clean glass bowl, in which to cultivate your Java Moss. It’s an easy-care plant that enhances the aesthetics of any room.
13. Java Fern
Small plantlets or new leaves may develop on Java ferns planted emersed (partially above water) in a glass bowl.
14. Marimo Moss Balls
Marimo moss balls may be placed directly on the floor. They’re like little balls of algae that float about in the water on their own.
15. Hornwort
Hornwort is a substrate-less plant that may grow anywhere. This specimen’s adaptability and resilience make it a good choice for aquarists of all skill levels.
16. Brazilian Pennywort
The Brazilian Pennywort is a fast-spreading plant that thrives in a glass bowl’s humid environment. Snipping off sections of the plant on a regular basis can help keep it under control.