Glass Bulb Propagation Vase with Wooden Stand – 2 Bulb Hydroponic Plant Station

Glass Bulb Vase With Wooden Stand: A Stylish Propagation Station

This glass bulb vase set pairs two clear, round glass bulbs with a rustic solid wood stand, creating a simple propagation station for growing plant cuttings in water. The bulbs sit in black metal holders at different heights on the upright wooden post, giving the piece a vintage, laboratory-inspired look. Place it on a desk, bookshelf, windowsill or kitchen bench to watch roots grow, or use it as a small vase for fresh stems and greenery.

Watch Your Plants Grow Roots

Rooting cuttings in water is one of the easiest ways to grow new plants for free, and clear glass lets you see every root as it develops. Simply place a cutting in the bulb with its node below the waterline, and within a few weeks roots begin to form. Once the roots are a few centimetres long, the cutting is ready to pot up into soil, or you can leave it growing in water as a living display.

Best Plants for a Glass Bulb Vase

Many popular indoor plants root easily in water and suit these bulbs perfectly. Great choices include pothos, heartleaf philodendron, monstera cuttings, tradescantia, coleus, spider plant babies and lucky bamboo. Soft herbs such as mint and basil also root quickly in water. Pick cuttings with at least one node and a couple of leaves, and trim off any leaves that would sit underwater.

Natural Wood and Clear Glass Style

The warm, burnt-finish solid wood stand contrasts with the clear glass bulbs and black metal holders, suiting Scandinavian, industrial, boho and rustic interiors alike. It makes a thoughtful gift for plant lovers, new home owners or anyone who wants to add some easy greenery to a desk or small space.

Key Features & Benefits

• Two clear glass bulb vases on a solid wood stand
• Ideal for rooting cuttings and growing plants in water
• Clear glass lets you watch roots develop
• Bulbs held at two heights for a balanced display
• Compact size for desks, shelves and windowsills
• Rustic wood and glass design suits many interior styles
• Doubles as a small vase for fresh stems
• A great gift for plant lovers

Product Details

• Type: Glass bulb propagation vase with wooden stand
• Material: Solid wood and glass, with metal bulb holders
• Colour: Natural brown wood, clear glass
• Sizes: Model B 13.5 x 11.5cm; Model C 19.5 x 11.5cm
• Weight: Approx. 151g
• Includes: 1 x wooden stand, 2 x glass bulb vases

How to Clean Algae From a Glass Bulb Vase

Algae grows when light hits water that sits for too long, so a green film inside the bulbs is common. To clean it, remove the plant and tip out the water. Add a tablespoon of uncooked rice with a little warm water and a splash of white vinegar, cover the opening with your palm and swirl or shake gently; the rice scrubs the inside of the narrow neck. For stubborn spots, use a slim bottle brush or pipe cleaner. Rinse well with clean water before refilling.

Tips to Keep Water Clear and Roots Healthy

Change the water every week, or sooner if it turns cloudy. Use room-temperature tap water, left to stand for a few hours if you like, and keep the water level above the node but below most of the leaves. Place the stand in bright, indirect light rather than direct sun, which heats the water and speeds up algae growth. Rinse slimy roots gently under running water when you change the water.

Frequently Asked Questions

What indoor plants grow best in a glass bulb vase?
Pothos, heartleaf philodendron, monstera cuttings, tradescantia, coleus, spider plant babies and lucky bamboo all root well in water. Soft herbs like mint and basil also work.

How do I clean algae inside a narrow glass bulb vase?
Swirl a spoonful of uncooked rice with warm water and a splash of white vinegar inside the bulb, then rinse. A slim bottle brush or pipe cleaner helps with stubborn spots.

How often should I change the water?
Change it once a week, or sooner if it looks cloudy.

Can I grow plants in water permanently?
Many plants like pothos and lucky bamboo can grow in water long term. For best growth, add a few drops of liquid fertiliser suited to water-grown plants every few weeks.

Where should I place the propagation vase?
Place it in bright, indirect light, such as near a window but out of harsh direct sun.

Where can I buy a glass bulb vase with wooden stand in Australia?
The Glass Bulb Vase with Wooden Stand is available online from BPG Supplies, with delivery across Australia and local pickup from our Bonnyrigg, NSW store.