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GUIDE TO HYDROPONIC PLANTS

What is Hydroponic planting?

​In order to grow, plants need water, oxygen, nutrients, and some support to keep themselves upright. Traditional houseplants get those last two needs met by soil. If you ditch the dirt in favor of nutrient-rich water and a bottle-neck vase that supports the stems then, presto—you’ve got yourself a soil-free garden.

Why Hydroponic planting?

This method completely eliminates the leading causes of houseplant death: over- and under-watering. Without soil, your plants are also far less likely to face disease or pest problems. Plus, daily maintenance is reduced to a once-a-month water refill.

constructing your creation!

STEP 1 - Pick a plant and prepare it

Pick a plant that you know will root in water  and cut off a section just below the leaf, where the plant’s natural rooting hormone is active.

STEP 2 - Planting

While the cut is still fresh, place the plant segment in a glass container with water. Choose a vessel with a thinner neck that will support the stem of the plant. Because the new plant will receive all of its nutrients from the water, the type of water is key here. Use bottled spring or well water rather than tap water, which is often stripped of nutrients thanks to filtration and chlorination.

STEP 3 - Caring for your plant
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Watch your plant for signs of rooting, which typically begins after 2 weeks. When the water runs low, top it off with some more bottled water.

SUGGESTED PLANTS AND HERBS

Herbs:
  • Mint
  • Oregano
  • Basil
  • Rosemary
  • Lavender
  • Sage

Houseplants:
  • English Ivy
  • Philodendron
  • Coleus
  • Fiddle leaf fig
  • Begonia
  • Geranium
  • Spider plants
  • Jade
  • Peace Lily