As a mom who’s always running around, I love having plants at home. But I don’t have time for complicated care routines. That’s why I’m obsessed with growing plants in water.
It’s so easy, looks great, and brightens up every room!
1. Trailing Vine in a Mason Jar
Pothos or Philodendron: A Match Made in Heaven
I absolutely adore the rustic charm of a mason jar paired with the elegant drape of pothos or philodendron vines. It’s become my go-to for adding a breath of fresh air to any room. Plus, it’s so easy to maintain and propagate!
2. Golden Pothos in Beakers and Flasks
Where Botany Meets Science
Remember that old chemistry set gathering dust in the attic? Well, I’ve found the perfect use for those beakers and flasks! Arrange golden pothos cuttings in various sizes to create an intriguing and sophisticated display that’s sure to be a conversation starter.
3. House Plants in Mini Bottles and Glasses
Tiny Treasures
Who knew those cute little bottles and glasses could be more than just drink containers? I’ve discovered they’re perfect for tiny plant cuttings. My favorite is using them to create charming table settings for dinner parties.
4. Dedicated Corner of Plants in Water on Mini Stands
A Vintage-Inspired Nook
I’ve transformed a cozy corner of my living room into a plant lover’s paradise. Using stump coasters and plant stands, I’ve created a vintage-inspired setup that’s become my favorite spot for morning coffee.
5. Satin Pothos in a Mason Jar
Lustrous Leaves on Display
The sheen of satin pothos leaves in a simple mason jar never fails to catch my eye. It’s become my go-to for adding a touch of chic to any room. To keep those leaves shiny, I give them a gentle wipe with a damp cloth every now and then.
6. Tranquility of Different Water Growing Plants
A Serene Aquatic Garden
Combining various aquatic plants has become my secret weapon for creating a calming atmosphere. I love balancing different colors and textures to create a mini oasis right on my desk.
7. Rosemary and Fiddle Leaf Fig in Tall Glass Vases
A Feast for the Senses
I’ve fallen in love with the combination of aromatic rosemary and statuesque fiddle leaf fig in tall glass vases. The contrast is stunning, and the scent of rosemary always lifts my mood. I keep them near a bright window for optimal growth.
8. Plants in Tall, Medium, and Small Glasses
An Underwater Illusion
My windowsill has become a miniature aquatic landscape thanks to this idea. I use spider plants for the smallest glasses, pothos for medium ones, and peace lilies for the tallest. The varying heights create such a captivating display!
9. Dwarf Spiker Rush in Water Centerpiece
A Touch of the Wild
For those days when I’m feeling a bit adventurous, I turn to dwarf spiker rush. Its unique texture and form make it stand out among my other plants. It’s become my go-to conversation piece when guests come over.
10. Glass Globes for Plants
Miniature Forests
Creating tiny forests in glass globes has become my favorite rainy day activity with the kids. It’s like having a terrarium, but with the added beauty of water. Just remember to clean the globes regularly to prevent algae growth.
11. Stunning Garden Geranium
A Burst of Color
When I need a pick-me-up, I always turn to my water-grown garden geranium. The vibrant hues instantly brighten up any room. I’ve found that changing the water weekly keeps the blooms looking fresh and vibrant.
12. Peace Lily in a Large Glass Bowl
A Serene Oasis
My peace lily in a large glass bowl has become the focal point of my living room. Not only does it look stunning, but it also helps purify the air. It’s like having a little slice of tranquility right in my home.
13. White and Red Peace Lily Display
A Dramatic Contrast
I love playing with color contrasts, and the white and red peace lily display is a perfect example. It’s become my favorite way to add a touch of drama to my home office. The symbolism of peace doesn’t hurt either!
14. Coleus and Spider Plant in Stubby Glass Jars
A Dynamic Duo
The combination of coleus and spider plants in stubby glass jars has become my go-to for adding a pop of color to my kitchen windowsill. The contrasting colors and forms create such a visually striking arrangement.
15. Peace Lily in a Glass Globe
Elegance in Simplicity
There’s something so refined about a peace lily in a glass globe. It’s become my favorite centerpiece for formal dinners. Just be sure to mist the leaves occasionally to keep them looking their best.
16. Water Lily in a Ceramic Planter
Bringing the Pond Indoors
I’ve always loved the idea of having a pond, so I created a mini version with a water lily in a ceramic planter. It’s become a delightful addition to my patio, bringing a sense of serenity to outdoor meals.
17. Hosta in a Water Vase
Bold and Beautiful
For a striking focal point, I turn to hostas in a water vase. The bold colors and textures never fail to draw the eye. I’ve found that changing the water every few days keeps the leaves looking crisp and vibrant.
18. Monstera in a Unique Water Bowl
Tropical Vibes
Nothing says tropical quite like a monstera in a unique water bowl. I’ve placed mine on my coffee table, and it instantly transports me to a beachside paradise. Just be sure to choose a bowl that allows enough room for the roots to grow.
19. Pothos Trailing from a Glass Bowl
A Cascade of Green
My favorite way to add some life to a bare corner is with a pothos trailing from a glass bowl. The cascading effect is simply stunning. I rotate the bowl regularly to ensure even growth.
20. Cute Lucky Bamboo in Water
Good Fortune in a Glass
I’ve embraced the feng shui principles with lucky bamboo in water. It’s not only adorable but also said to bring good fortune. I’ve arranged mine in groups of three for love and happiness.
21. Swiss Cheese Plant on a Window Sill
Fenestrations on Display
The unique leaf patterns of my Swiss cheese plant never fail to catch the eye. I’ve placed it on a sunny window sill where it can soak up plenty of indirect light. It’s like having a piece of living art!
22. Monstera and Arrowheads on the Walls
Living Wall Art
I’ve taken my plant obsession vertical with monstera and arrowhead vines mounted on wooden wall hangers. It’s transformed a plain wall into a stunning living tapestry. Regular misting keeps these beauties happy and thriving.
23. Variegated Monstera Centerpiece
A Statement Piece
Last but certainly not least, my variegated monstera has become the crown jewel of my plant collection. Displayed in a sleek glass vessel on a stylish plant stand, it’s more than just a plant – it’s a conversation starter that exudes chic elegance.