6 Plants You Can Grow Indefinitely In Water Credit: blogsanteplus

6 Plants You Can Grow Indefinitely In Water Credit: blogsanteplus Herbs have been used since ancient times as they have incredible benefits and medicinal properties. There is no need to use flower pots, as like popular bamboos, these plants can be grown directly in water in glass containers. 1 – MINT When it comes to freshness, this plant ranks first. This characteristic allows you to smell a delicate sweet scent. If you grow it in water, it will be in its natural habitat because it tends to grow in waterlogged soils or near waterways. Mint is perfect for flavoring a lemonade in summer. ad 2 – SAGE Sage has a savory scent, which is why it is often used in aromatherapy. You can also use sage to flavor eggs, chicken, lamb, or pineapple. Take as much as you need and add it to your favorite dish. Sage needs light, but not necessarily direct sunlight. 3 – BASIL This is another of the star plants, you will not need air freshener with the aroma that its leaves give off. Cut some branches and fill the pot halfway, wait a week and it will begin to take root. Place the pot in the sun and mix it with willow cuttings, which will facilitate rooting as it acts as a natural rooting agent. 4 – COLEUS These underrated plants have plenty of advantages: their colorful foliage, the fact that they tolerate a darker environment and especially the fact that they develop roots very easily and very quickly! Coleus likes humidity, so it’s a good idea to keep them in the bathroom or mist them occasionally. This time, you don’t even need a knot. 5 – LEMON BALM This plant will be a hit, it is very rich in infusions thanks to its incomparable and intoxicating citrus taste. It is very important to place the container in a sunny place so that it spreads throughout the kitchen, perfuming everything in its path. Change the water frequently to avoid the appearance of mold on the leaves. 6 – ROSEMARY Rosemary hardwood cuttings take a long time to root, but they are more resistant to deterioration. Those planted in spring seem to root sooner. Regardless, this is a low-effort plant and the flavor and joy are well worth the effort.