Which Indoor Plants are Best for Hydroponics?

Do you desire a lush green home but have zero gardening skills? Your prayers have been answered. There is a new technique of growing indoor plants that do not require any soil. Yes, you heard that right! This technique, known as hydroponics, is a method to grow healthy and beautiful plants by keeping them in mineral nutrient water. You may ask which type of plants can be grown with this mind-blowing method. That crucial information lies in the list given below on the best plants for Hydroponics. Lucky Bamboo Lucky-bamboo Lucky Bamboo is the ideal type of bamboo to grow without any soil because it grows fast and doesn’t die easily. This plant's durable stems help it to grow in water with ease. The plant does not have any fussy requirements in terms of lighting and attention. Just make sure you begin the propagation process with a suitable donor plant. Sempervivum   Sempervivum The Sempervivum is a type of brightly hued succulent with stunning roseate structures. Succulents are known to have minimal water cravings as excess water can lead to root rot. However, it is quite the opposite when they are grown hydroponically. With a lack of soil, the chances of fungal growth are reduced to near zero. Lettuce    water-lettuce Why go to the grocery store for chemically infused vegetables when you can grow some at your home? Lettuce is among the few veggies that grow rapidly, yield high results and have basic sunlight requirements. You need to ensure the plant is kept in cool temperatures and the pH value is maintained at 5.5-6.0. Peace Lily   peace-lily One of the easiest indoor plants to care for is the Peace Lily. For optimal growth, the plant needs to be kept in a draught-free area along with bright but indirect sunlight. Maintain the temperature in the range of 68F to 80 F and Keep the leaves of the plant clean to avoid pests. Once this air-purifying plant blooms, your balcony or room décor will spruce up instantly. Cucumber  cucumber The advantage of homegrown cucumbers via hydroponics is that they are healthy and fresh. Many cucumbers can be grown, so choose one based on the availability of space in your home. This vegetable thrives in the hydroponic environment yielding rapid results. Devil’s Ivy    devils-ivy Devil’s ivy, also known as Golden Pothos, is the most common houseplant in Singapore. Apart from improving indoor air quality by removing all toxicants like CO2, this plant is hardy and prefers minimal attention. The best method to remove algae is to use an old toothbrush or cloth to scrub it off. Be cautious about changing the water every two to three weeks. Rosemary    rosemary This is your opportunity to grow abundant fresh and organic herbs in your house. Rosemary is the perfect plant as it requires warm and sunny weather. The aroma of the perennial plant compensates for its meager growth. While the plant is pest-free, you will see the occasional mite infection. Now that you are familiar with the best indoor plants in Singapore for Hydroponics, it is time to get yourself seeds or cuttings of your choice. Bring out the horticulturist within you with the most hassle-free cultivation method.

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Gurnika Talwar

Gurnika Talwar is FNP’s marketing and creative content writer and has been with the firm since 2020. She is based in Delhi, India and has been in this field for 2+ years.
She started her journey as a freshman but since then has created content on several mediums. With blogging on gift ideas, food, gardening tips and whatnot as her primary goal, she has also curated content for social media and brand films. As a storyteller, she creates original, genuine, and relatable content to connect with the mass. Besides work, you’ll find her chit-chatting about movies or making sarcastic jokes.