Hydroponic indoor plants

Spoiler: It's soil-free.

If you're looking to enhance your indoor space with greenery, growing houseplants in LECA (Lightweight Expanded Clay Aggregate) can be a game changer. The five easiest houseplants to grow in LECA not only thrive in this growing medium but also require low maintenance, making them perfect for beginners and busy plant parents alike. Transitioning to LECA helps improve drainage and aeration for your plants, promoting healthy growth.

Here are some beautiful indoor plants that you can grow in glass bowls and showcase them on shelves and tabletops!

Here I share 11 plants that grow in water.

New to semi hydro? Or just thinking about trying semi hydroponics? My plants love growing soilless in LECA. But ive made some mistakes along the way. Learn from my semi hydro mistakes! Soilless culture | hydroclay | hydroton | general hydroponics | passive hydroponics | plant care tips | hydroculture | houseplants | indoor plants

Have you ever wanted to grow your fresh vegetables, but don’t have the space for a traditional garden? Or maybe you’re curious about more efficient, soil-free

Hydroponic gardening is a no-fail way to grow year-round vegetables, herbs, and fruit. This is a farming technique that uses water, air, and nutrients to grow plants in an unnatural environtment. This soil-free method is easier to maintain than conventional gardening, and plants are less likely to get pests or disease. #indoorgarden #indoorhydroponicgarden #hydroponicgarden

Even with limited space, you can still enjoy roses by learning to grow miniature roses in containers, as flowerbed borders, hedges, or as groundcover.

Ever thought about indoor gardening?

Don’t like getting your hands dirty? You don’t have to when growing plants in water. Houseplant expert Madison Moulton lists 41 plants you can grow in water indoors indefinitely without worrying about watering.