Plants in glass jars

Check out these Indoor Plants in Glass Jars Ideas to grow the cuttings of your favorite houseplants without maintenance.

Check out some amazing Pictures of Plants in a Jar that will give you an idea of how you can keep them in small places with ease!

Propagating succulents in water is just as easy as soil propagation. If you're looking for a new method, why not try it out yourself with this detailed guide?

Are you looking for Indoor Plants You Can Grow in Glass Jars and Bottles? Here's an exclusive list of some beautiful specimens!

Take note to start growing indoor plants in water, hydroponics!

I really love the trend of putting indoor plants in a basket. They just look better don’t you think? First you need to find an indoor plant that you won’t kill haha. I have ideas for you here and here. OR if you’re really going to kill them (like I do often!)…

Plants that grow in water with names, here's 50 of them! Water plants are indoor and outdoor plants that propagate in water. Also beware of plants that grow in water softener discharge. It may be shocking but don't drop one of these down your drain anytime soon! Plants that grow from cuttings in water with

Wouldn't it be nice if we could grow plants without having to get dirty?

Add some houseplants that grow in water to your home decor. Green, leafy, lush plants will add life and vibrance to every room.

Did you know that several houseplants can grow hydroponically – meaning they can survive in just a vase full of water? Here's a list of green friends that will thrive without any potting soil.Source: permanentprocrastination.com1. English IvyTrim the leaves off the bottom half of a mature English Ivy plant. Fill a clear glass with lukewarm unchlorinated water. The best choice is bottled water, or water from a stream if you can find one.Submerge your cutting in the glass of water and place it…