7 Pet Safe Houseplants You Can Grow in Water

These are the best Pet Safe Houseplants You Can Grow in Water without any worries. They are completely harmless for your dogs and cats!

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Pet Safe Houseplants You Can Grow in Water

1. Spider Plant

Botanical Name: Chlorophytum comosum

If you are a dog or cat parent, then grow a spider plant without thinking twice as it is completely safe for your pets. Growing it in water is quite easy, and we have a great article on it here.

2. Sweetheart Hoya

Botanical Name: Hoya kerrii

Sweetheart Hoya is non-toxic to both cats and dogs. You can grow hoya by placing the cuttings in a glass of clean water, and putting it where the plant gets bright, indirect light.

3. Moth Orchid

Botanical Name: Phalaenopsis sp.

These orchids are safe for dogs and cats, and you can grow this beautiful houseplant hydroponically too! Use pebbles in the bottom to provide support for roots.

4. Basil

Botanical Name: Ocimum basilicum

Sweet basil is a versatile herb that has many uses, from cuisines to medicines. You can grow it in a glass of water and a place where it receives 5-6 hours of sunlight, and don’t worry if your pets start to munch the fragrant leaves as it’s completely safe for them!

5. Prayer Plant

Botanical Name: Maranta leuconeura

The water-grown prayer plant looks adorable, with dark-green leaves adorned in red veins. It is completely safe for your pets even if they bite it mistakenly.

Have a look at the best Prayer Plants here

6. Aluminum Plant

Botanical Name: Pilea cadierei

This beautiful houseplant with variegated grey-green leaves is safe for your pets. Grow this attractive plant in a glass jar filled with clean water in medium to low light.

Here are the best types of Pileas you can grow

7. Sweet Potato Vine

Botanical Name: Ipomoea batatas

You can grow it easily by snipping a 6-8 inches long stem below the leaf node and growing it in a glass jar. Don’t worry if your pet chews a few leaves of this ornamental plant–it is non-toxic for them.