If you are thinking about propagating plants in water, there are several benefits that include:

1. Easy to take care of: When propagating plants in water, you can easily monitor the growth of the roots, and adjust the water level and quality as needed.

2. Faster growth: In many cases, plants may grow faster in water than in soil. This is because the plant can absorb nutrients more easily from water, and the roots can grow more freely without being restricted by soil.

3. No soil mess: Water propagation eliminates the mess and maintenance associated with soil-based propagation. You don't have to worry about soil spills or soil-borne pests and diseases.

4. Saves money: Water propagation can be a cost-effective way to propagate plants. You can use cuttings from existing plants and you don't need to purchase soil or other growing media.

5. Increased success rate: Water propagation can increase the success rate of plant propagation, as it eliminates the risk of over-watering or under-watering.