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Have you run out of available space to put more plants? Do you prefer to multiply the ones you have in a simpler way? Regardless of what your case is, there are a number of aromatic herbs that can be grown in water easily.
You probably already have many of them, so you just have to follow our advice to get new copies. These are the aromatic herbs to grow in water that can not be missing in any home.
Basil
La basil, whose scientific name is The basiliskis a plant native to Iran, India, Pakistan and other tropical regions of Asia. It reaches a height of about 30cm, which is why it is grown mainly in pots, although it can also be grown in a vase with clean water placed, for example, in the kitchen. Yes indeed, If you see that it is going to bloom, remove the flower buds to prevent it from dying.
Tarragon
El tarragon, whose scientific name is Artemisia dracunculusis a plant native to southern Europe that reaches a height between 60 and 120cm. Its growth rate is slow, so it is recommended to plant in spring. Thus, you will have a much better chance of casting roots.
Mint
The mint, whose scientific name is mint spicatais a herb native to Europe that grows to a height of about 20-25cm. Growing it in water is very easy, since just cut a twig and place it in a glass or vase that has been previously filled with this liquid.
Oregano
El oregano, whose scientific name is Oregano vulgarisis a native plant of the Mediterranean region that reaches a height of about 45cm. Besides having very interesting medicinal properties, It is one of those species that can be kept indoors without problems..
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La sage, a plant that belongs to the homonymous genus, is native to a good part of the world (Central America, South America, Central Asia, East Asia and the Mediterranean basin). Depending on the species, it can reach a height of about 30cm to one meter. Its growth in water is slow, and this water must also be changed daily as it is very prone to mold, but it is worth having it.
Do you know other aromatic herbs that can be grown in water?
