10 houseplants that can grow in water alone with no soil

Mint not only makes a refreshing addition to your kitchen but can also be grown in water. Simply place a few cuttings in a glass of water and leave it in a sunny spot. Mint roots quickly and will soon produce fresh leaves.

Known for its vibrant purple and green leaves, the Wandering Jew can thrive in water. Snip off a few healthy stems and place them in a water container. This plant grows quickly and can create a cascading effect.

Chinese Evergreens can also be adapted to grow in water. Cut a stem just below a node and submerge it in water. This low-light plant is perfect for indoor settings.

Coleus is another plant that can thrive in water. Take cuttings from a healthy plant, place them in a jar of water, and ensure the water is changed often to keep it fresh. You’ll soon see new roots forming.

The eye-catching Purple Heart Plant can also be grown in water. Take a cutting with a few leaves and place it in a jar filled with water. This plant is not only beautiful but also quite resilient.