Hydroponic and Water-Based Plants for Modern Indoor Greenery
Clean, soil-free greenery for your home or office. My hydroponic arrangements—featuring healthy Aglaonemas and Peace Lilies in premium glass vases—are ready to display and simple to keep alive.
This is a unique Brazilwood plant set up to grow hydroponically. It's a beautiful and unusual piece of living decor for a desk or shelf.
This video showcases some of our hydroponic Aglaonema varieties, also known as Chinese Evergreen. You can see how they are prepared to grow in water, offering a soil-free, clean indoor plant solution.
A vibrant red Aglaonema plant in a simple pot, ready to be converted for hydroponic use. These plants are known for their colorful leaves and low maintenance needs.
A beautiful red Aglaonema in a glass vase, showing how elegant these hydroponic plants look. They require no soil and only need a water change occasionally.
This is a white and green variety of Aglaonema, thriving in a water-based setup. It's a great air-purifying plant for indoor spaces.
A lush Aglaonema plant in a glass vase, showing its healthy root system growing in water. This is a perfect example of a beautiful, no-mess indoor plant.
This pink-tinged Aglaonema looks stunning in a flared glass vase. Hydroponics allows you to appreciate the beauty of the plant's roots as well.
A Golden Pothos, or Money Plant, in a round glass bowl. This is one of the easiest plants to grow in water and is believed to bring good luck.
A red Aglaonema with a vibrant root system, displayed in a clear glass vase. These plants add a pop of color to any room.
This pink-spotted Aglaonema is even starting to flower in its hydroponic vase. It shows how well plants can thrive in just water with the right care.
About Hydroponic & Water-Based Plants
When you get these from me, you don't just get a plant in a glass; you get a setup that’s ready to thrive. I personally clean and acclimatize the roots so they are healthy enough to survive in water without rotting. You won’t need to mess around with soil or fertilizers right away—just place it on your desk, change the water occasionally, and it stays vibrant.
Why Switch to Hydroponic Plants?
If you struggle with soil maintenance or keeping pests away from your indoor plants, water culture is the cleanest solution. My hydroponic arrangements are specifically designed for low-light indoor environments like office desks, living rooms, and kitchen counters.
My Process
I don’t just put a cutting in water and call it hydroponic. I select healthy, water-acclimatized varieties like Aglaonema (Pink or Lipstick), Syngonium, and Peace Lily. These are chosen for their ability to thrive in water setups. I clean the root systems thoroughly, removing all soil debris to prevent water contamination and bacterial growth. When you receive your plant, the root system is already established and functioning, which is why these plants stay green and fresh for so long.
Maintenance Tips
Hydroponic plants are incredibly simple to manage:
- Water Change: Change the water once every 7-10 days to keep it oxygenated.
- Light: Keep them in indirect sunlight. Avoid direct, harsh afternoon sun which can heat up the glass and damage roots.
- Cleaning: If you notice algae buildup on the glass, rinse the roots gently and wipe the vase with a soft cloth.
Whether you need a single piece for your home or a bulk order for office desks, I handle it all. Every vase—from simple bowls to tall spiral designs—is selected to enhance the look of the plant and bring a bit of nature into your workspace.
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