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03.05.2024 - 14:24 / balconygardenweb.com
If you want to repurpose your old glass kitchenware, just Grow these Purple Plants in jars, bottles, and vases. Now, you may wonder that why “Purple”? Purple, the color of royalty and luxury will vibe up your space to the next level. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, it will infuse your space with positive energy and a calming aura.
Botanical Name: Saintpaulia ionantha
The African Violet is a perfect candidate for growing in transparent jars. Its stunning purple flowers and heart-shaped leaves will add charm to any setting.
Botanical Name: Gynura aurantiaca
Fill a jar or vase with water, plant the Purple Passion Plant, and watch this purple beauty scatter its royal aura with classy leaves.
Botanical Name: Hyacinthus Orientalis
Plant Hyacinth bulb in an hourglass-shaped glass jar, ensuring that the water level remains just below the bulb. Do not forget to keep the jar in a dark cupboard for a few weeks until the roots and shoots appear.
Botanical Name: Tradescantia
Wandering Jew plant
is popularly known for its air-purifying properties. So, get one for your room or office, and vibe up its look by planting it in a jar or vase.
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Botanical Name: Tradescantia pallida
Get a chance to see the roots growing by planting the Purple Heart Plant in a transparent wide-bottom jar. Add pebbles to beautify its look and promote drainage.
Botanical Name: Oxalis
Grow this gorgeous Purple Oxalis plant in a mason jar filled with either soil or water. It will make everyone turn their heads with its unique triangular leaves.
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Avoid using too-wide containers when growing Purple Tulips so that the bulb can securely fit at the top. Also, do not flood the jar with water, or your bulbs will start rotting.
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