Can you grow herbs with water? If you like to cook with fresh herbs, then these are the herbs that can be grown using hydroponic system and you must not miss it.
Thyme
This herb produces beautiful, edible flowers. Cut off a few roots of your thyme and start to take root after about two weeks in the water.
Oregano
Add the flavor of oregano to your next Italian dish. Oregano works well in foods such as pasta sauces and soups. Be sure to pay attention to the pruning of your oregano as it grows in the water. The longer it will be, the better.
Basil
Basil is one of the most popular herbs in cooking, this Italian classic has a wonderful fragrance. Basil can be added to sauces, soups and even beverages. Once the roots of basil grow to 7cm or longer, they can be planted in indoor or outdoor.
Rosemary
Rosemary is a delicious vanilla and creates a fresh and natural air freshener. Just add a little lemon and vanilla to complete it. Before putting the rosemary in the water, remove the leaves at the bottom so that the rosemary will multiply in the water.
Sage
Sage and thyme are a perfect match in chicken dishes. Sage is a perennial plant, so once your plant takes root in the garden, it will continue to grow.
Note: Use less dried sage when cooking; too much will produce a musty smell.
Stevia
Stevia You may have heard of stevia. It is a natural zero-calorie sugar substitute. Put your stevia in a clean jar, add water, and place it on a sunny window sill. Observe carefully, because it will really grow. Add tea leaves to your tea or coffee as a sweetener.
