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To quickly expand your garden, the method of propagation in water is the best way. Not only will you get more new plants in no time but this process will keep your hand clean as it says no to soil. In addition, the cuttings do not rot before they form roots, so you can simply apply this way. To succeed, you should remove the lower leaves and flowers from the cut before starting the propagation process. When you see roots appear, it is time to transfer your young plants into the soil. Check out 9 easily propagated potted plants and herbs in water below to try some and you will be amazed!
1. Pothos
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Pothos shows attractive long vines that make it look good in hanging baskets. This tropical plant needs moderate sunlight to avoid the leaves burning. In addition, it is easy to grow, thrives even in nutrient-poor soil and requires only infrequent watering.
2. Heart band
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Like its name, the plant offers heart-shaped purple leaves that drag down, making it look fantastic when hung in baskets. Their leaves are easy to burn, so give it strong but indirect sunlight. Water it at the same time every week in warm weather.
Fiddle Leaf Fig
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Fiddle Leaf Fig grows well both indoors and outdoors, so to fit the living space, prune it and keep it indoors. It has large, shiny leaves with protruding veins and a wavy texture to give a green look. For best growth, place it in sunny areas, provide frequent watering and well-draining soil.
4. Begonia
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Begonia is a bushy plant that produces waxy leaves and stems. It shows beautiful flowers that stretch in several flower colors, including red, white and two-tone. The plant grows well in both full sun and partial shade. For optimal growth, give it moist, fertile and well-draining soil.
5. Purple heart
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Purple Heart belongs to the family of evergreen plants that give deep purple triangular leaves. The plant shows small pink-white flowers during the spring and summer season. Many people grow it as a ground cover plant because it produces leaves quickly. To grow this sun-loving plant, give it light, well-drained and moist soil.
6. African violet
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African Violet has hairy and broad leaves with light to dark green colors. This beautiful violet plant requires moderate indirect sunlight to get darker green leaves. It grows well when watered frequently and gets moist soil but is not wet.
7. Impatiens
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Impatiens shoots up round and open flowers in late spring and summer. Its flowers come in many colors, including coral and violet. This shade-loving plant needs full or partial shade and nutritious soil for its happy growth.
8. Rosemary
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In spring and summer, rosemary offers a variety of flowers in different colors, from purple-blue to white. Sometimes you can also enjoy its beautiful flowers during cold winter days. It is a shrub that grows over 4 feet tall and gives pine needles. This plant prefers to grow in a warm, humid environment and needs well-drained soil, minimal watering and full sun.
9. Basilica
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Basil is a fragrant herb that produces egg-shaped leaves and can reach up to 5 feet tall if not pruned. There are several basil species so each has its own size and color. In summer it produces small white or purple flowers. This herb grows best in dry and warm environments. When planted under ideal conditions, it grows as a perennial plant. In addition, it needs direct sunlight and well-draining soil.
