Depending on how the plant was harvested, there’s a bunch. Keep in mind, it’s usually a starter that you eventually have to transfer to soil. You also have to make sure that you have enough nutrients for the plants to survive-some you can get away with just water but others will need the nutrients.

• Bamboo-historically grown with rocks in the water, but you can have it in water for a little while.
• Seedums- (as my mom always called them but are Autumn Joy ones ) tend to do well-at least until they get enough of a root. I used to pluck off the top part & place them in water to get roots & then transplant back into soil.

• Avocado seeds-they sprout in the water, again, will need to be transferred later

• Orchids-like bamboo, they grow well in water that had rocks in the bottom
• Various bulbs such as
  • Tulips
  • Bromeliads
• Spider plants-they can go crazy but they’re very easy to grow in water.
• For more ideas, try this link: The Best Indoor Plants That Grow in Water

Si chiama idroponica, acqua con abbastanza sali minerali o nutrienti per le piante nella giusta concentrazione e pH, abbastanza ossigeno perché anche le radici respirano (pompando aria all'interno o ricircolando la soluzione emulando una cascata), il fusto e i rami devono essere fissati a un albero o appesi senza danni al soffitto, fagioli, verdure di tutti i tipi anche il tabacco può essere coltivato per raccogliere ma non cespugli o grandi alberi sono raccomandati per l'idroponica sostenibile.