We order plants from our suppliers two times/week. The most up-to-date aquarium plants are in-vitro plants. At the moment, we've got about 90 different sorts in stock. These are very strong plants which are free Show more
Hottonia Palustris is growing up to very decorative light green bushes with sprung leaves. The splash ends have the form of snow crystals. This water plant originates from Europe and is not only suitable for cold water troughs, but also for moderately war
This cryptocoryne from Sri Lanka used to be called (wrongly) Cryptocoryne Nevillii, but this is the name of a species that has never been used in aquariums. Just like many other cryptocorynes, the first month after planting does not happen much. But then
Big mother plant, grown in a square pot of 9 cm.Crinum Thaianum from Thailand is a distinctive bolgade from the lily family with 60-200 cm long leaves. It is not demanding, apart from the fact that it needs a lot of space. When planting the top 2/3 of the
Tropica Taxiphyllum 'Spiky' 1-2-Grow! (Easy), in vitro, Spiky is Asian and becomes 2-10 cm high. Best to describe as the big brother of Christmas Moss, it is bigger and forms many deep-green, branched shoots. Spiky mos is best on vertical surfaces where
Tropica Rotala Wallichii 1-2-Grow! (Advanced), in vitro, Rotala Wallichii is a demanding plant that develops red splash tips in good light conditions. You reach the most decorative effect by planting a large number of stems in a group. Rotala Walichii is
Tropica Glossostigma Elatinoides 1-2-Grow! (Advanced), In vitro, glossostigma Elatinoides from New Zealand, much has been asked in Japanese inspired aquariums. It is one of the smallest aquarium plants (2-3 cm high), and therefore a good foreground plant.
> Bright green straw plant
> If the circumstances are optimal, the growth crawls
> Comes from Brazil, not from Australia
Cold water mix aquarium plants. The following plant collection is intended for cold water aquariums. Of the plants in these collections, it is known that they are thrive at lower aquarium temperatures and are easy to grow. In the unlikely event that one o
Tropica Rotala Macrandra 1-2-Grow! (Advanced), in vitro, Rotala Macrandra ~Japan is a beautiful aquarium plant, but unfortunately very demanding. This variant is slightly easier to grow and develops a better coloring. It needs very good light to develop
Tropica Hydrocotyle tripartita 1-2-Grow! (medium), in vitro, hydrocotyle sp. "Japan" is the popular name of the plant in various plant forums. It is a variant of Hydrocotyle tripartita from Southeast Asia.
Tropica Heteranera Zosterifolia 1-2-Grow! (Easy), in vitro, Heteranera Zosterifolia from South America is an extremely beautiful plant, which forms many side shoots and so quickly forms a bushy plant group. Stems can be 30-50 cm high and 6-12 cm wide. Lea
Tropica Eriocaulon Cinereum 1-2-Grow! (Advanced) Aquarium plant in vitro. The genus eriocaulon is usually adapted to soft water. Eriocaulon cinereum is more tolerant than most and thrives well in middle-hard water. Soft water promotes overall health. This
> Narrow, maroon leaves with black markings
> Very low growing Cryptocoryne
> Easy and undemanding
Tropica Littorella Uniflora 1-2-Grow! (Easy), in vitro, through the appearance of Littorella Uniflora it is an easily recognizable plant in the aquarium. It grows in the wild on banks of Europe, North America and South America. Tolerates a fairly low ligh
Tropica Helanthium 'Quadricostatus' 1-2-Grow! (Easy), aquarium plant in vitro. Echinodorus ~quadricostatus from South America has characteristic light green leaves of 10-15 cm long that form a good contrast with the dark aquarium plants. The most beauti
Between different types of Ludwigia SP. Plants, this is the smallest. With an intense red color of her small and round leaves, it will attract everyone.The name of this plant comes from the fact that its small leaves remain bright red, even under average
> Also known as Anubias minima 'colorful'
> Interesting lancet shaped sheet shape
> White shifting
> Not demanding epiphyt
> Rarely available
> Attractive, small epiphyt
> Elliptical leaf with wavy leaf edge
> Reddish and dark green shades
Cryptocoryne Usteriana is an impressive plant from the Philippines. Unlike many other cryptocoryne species, she is constantly under water and is therefore not suitable for emerly cultivation in the greenhouse. For this reason it is very rarely found comme
This dwarf Anubias is commercially available under two variant names: Anubias Barteri Var. Nana 'Petite' and 'Bonsai'. "Petite-Nana" has considerably smaller leaves than the standard A. Barteri Var. However, Nana is just as robust and easy to maintain. It
Tropica Pogostemon Helferi 1-2-Grow! (Medium), in vitro, this plant was discovered by Aquarians in Thailand, near the border with Burma. It is called 'Downoi' in Thailand (small star) and it is easy to see why (5-10 cm long and wide). Pogostemon Helferi i
Large mother plant, grown in a square pot of 9 cm. Microsorum pteropus is a waterfront from Asia, 15-30 cm high. To grow on a root or stone, attached with a fishing line until it has received a grip. Do not cover the root stick when it is planted on the b
Large mother plant, grown in a square pot of 9 cm. This beautiful species with the dark, hammered leaf is named after 'tropica'. With breeding in an open space, the leaves will lie virtually on the bottom. It is suitable for small aquariums with leaves of
Tropica Blyxa Japonica 1-2-Grow! (Medium), the Blyxa Japonica has its origins in the food-rich shallow peeing water, swamps and slowly flowing rivers in east and southeast Asia. The plant has gained familiarity thanks to the late Takashi Amano and its aqu
In-vitro aquarium plants for aquascaping. In-vitro aquarium plants are the future of aquarium plants. At the moment, we've got about 90 different sorts in stock.
These plants are produced under sterile conditions in a laboratory. These are very strong plants and free from pesticides, algae, snails, parasites and disease. It's wonderful to bring your aquascape to the next stage with super-healthy plants.
They are very easy to transport and when you get them, you don't have to plant them immediately. Keep the lid closed and they will be good for 1 to 2 weeks in a cool, bright place.
With the right aquarium fertiliser these plants will grow two to three times more quickly than traditional aquarium plants.
