Snake plants are among the most popular houseplants because they are easy to grow and are known to filter the air. People also use them as decoration, because they are pleasing to the eye and require little water to survive. Most commercially available plants are planted in soil, but did you know that you can also plant them in water? Yes, it is possible! Let Green Plants on Youtube show you how to grow snake plants in water with these instructions. Have fun planting them!
The materials
- Sharp blade
- Fabric or fabric
- Tying thread
- Scissors
- Gravel for plants
- Waterfall
- Glass bowl
- filtered water
Note: You can use any gravel you want, either white or black. It is also possible to combine them.
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Instructions
Phase 1:
Cut the leaves of the plant and separate them piece by piece.
Phase 2:
Clean the sheets by wiping them with a cloth or paper towel.
Step 3:
Clean your sharp knife and cut the bottom part of the leaf at an angle.
Step 4:
Hold the leaves together with one hand and tie them with wire a few centimeters from the base. Twist the ends to secure them. Cut the excess thread with scissors. Make sure the leaves are securely attached but not too tight.Image of green plants
Step 5:
Clean the gravel with water. To make sure it is thoroughly clean, you can use a sieve. Then dry it.
Step 6:
Place some gravel in the glass bowl and sprinkle it on the bottom. Place the snake plant upright. Hold it in place while you pour more gravel.Image of green plants
Step 7:
Fill the bowl with filtered water. To care for a snake plant growing in water, it is sufficient to change the water twice a month. If you use soft or tap water, change the water once a week.