12 Plants That Grow in Water: Zero Soil, 100% Natural Elegance

Dreaming of a soothing green space at home, without having to deal with soil and messy pots? Plants that grow in water are a simple, aesthetic, and original solution for inviting nature into your home, without constraints. Perfect for modern interiors, designer kitchens, or even small outdoor ponds, these aquatic plants beautify your space while requiring minimal maintenance. Here are 12 plants to discover (or rediscover) for a guaranteed wow effect!

 

1. Water Lilies: Queen of the Waters

With their large, floating leaves and elegant flowers in a variety of colors, water lilies (Nymphaea spp.) are a pond staple. They provide shade and shelter for fish while creating a captivating natural setting.

 

Tip: Plant them in full sun, in shallow water for generous flowering.

 

2. Lotus: The Symbol of Purity

The lotus (Nelumbo spp.) spreads its majestic flowers over the water, evoking calm and spirituality. It grows even in muddy waters, a testament to its resilience and unique beauty.

 

Tip: Give it slightly muddy water and plenty of sun.

 

3. Water Hyacinth: Beautiful but Invasive

With its lavender-blue flowers and glossy leaves, the water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes) is stunning… but it multiplies very quickly!

 

Tip: Prune regularly to prevent it from taking over the pelvis.

 

4. Anubias: Elegance and Robustness

Ideal for beginners or aquariums, the Anubias (Anubias spp.) appeals with its dense foliage and ability to grow without soil.

 

Tip: Secure it to a rock or submerged root rather than planting it.

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