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
> Also known as 'Wavy Green' and 'Wavy Leaf'
> Green leaf with wavy edge
> Bushy habit
> Grows faster than a lot of other Bucephalandras
> Not demanding
Tropica Cryptocoryne Crispatula (Easy), in vitro plant. Cryptocoryne Crispatula var. Balansae comes from the limestone mountains of South Thailand, where the water can be very hard. It is not very demanding, but appreciates a nutritious substrate and goo
> New aquarium plant from the Philippines
> Still rarely available
> Excellent aquarium suitability
> Small light green, elliptic leaves
Schismatoglottis prietoi is a small aroid that is perfectly suitable as aquarium plant. This Schismatoglottis is
A slow growing green plant, best planted in the shade of other plants. In care it resembles the species of Anubias. A species of plant that can be safely planted on rocks and roots.
Take the plant out of the cup and rinse it thoroughly under running wa
Scrophulariaceae Limnophila Sp is a very rare aquatic stem plant with little information known about it. Very similar to Limnophila Mini Vietnam, Scrophulariaceae Limnophila Sp is a low-growing aquatic stem plant that does not grow tall like most aquatic
Echinodorus 'Ozelot' is a decorative hybrid between Echinodorus Schluteri 'Leopard' and Echinodorus 'Barthii'. 20-50 cm high and a 20-40 cm wide rosette. They are of course the elliptical black spots on the red-brown leaves that have given this plant the
Bucephalandra wavy green. In nature, Bucephalandra usually grows on rocks or wood into rivers and streams - just like Anubias, on which they resemble use and care in the aquarium.Bucephalandra 'Wavy Green' is an easy, slow-growing plant that likes to give
An easy-growing plant collection, recommended for aquariums up to 75 cm. The aquarium in jungle style is populated by many easy-growing plants that can have a lot of freedom to the aquarium. There are really no rights or mistakes when it comes to the jung
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
Vesicularia Dubyana Christmas on wood. A moss specialty from Brazil, 1-3 cm high, called "Christmas Tree Moss", because of his side branch structure that distinguishes him from ordinary vesicularia Dubyana and looks like dingers. It is more demanding than
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
Tropica Taxiphyllum 'Flame' 1-2-Grow! (Medium), in vitro, Asian Flame Moss owes its name to its form of growth. Tight, vertical and soft wavy shoots give the impression of a deep green campfire of 5-15 cm high. Due to the special shape, Flame Moss is very
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 Rotala 'Bonsai' 1-2-Grow! (Medium), in vitro, rotala Indica 'bonsai' is best to describe as a compact, moderately growing version of Bacopa Caroliniana. Plant it in small groups and prune it often. Cuttings can be planted in the group again to get
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.
Tropica Cryptocoryne undulatus 'Red' 1-2-Grow! (Medium), aquarium plant in vitro. This red version of Cryptocoryne undulata grows in the wild in rivers of Sri Lanka. It is an easy plant, tolerant compared to very different conditions in an aquarium. The a
Tropica Anubias Barteri Var. Nana (easy), living water plant in pot, packed in a breathable blister pack. Anubias Barteri Var. Nana is a small, attractive plant that thrives under all circumstances. He is originally from Cameroon and becomes 5-10 cm high.
> One of the smallest anubias forms> New cultivar, still very rare
> Very compact growth method
> Narrow leaf shape
> First-class epiphyt for nano tanks
This bamboo-like straw plant is not grass. It comes from Asia, where it often grows in rice fields.
The growth is upright, but the plant likes to branch the plant.
The leaf is light green, approx. 1 cm wide and 3-5 cm long. The stem top becomes reddish
> Light green Leaf> loosely ascending bushy growth method
> Very popular with Aquascaping
Cryptocoryne is a beautiful kind of aquarium plant. They can tolerate a wide range of growing conditions. Little light or lots of light, CO2 or no CO2. Cryptocoryne are generally slow growers that need little pruning and maintenance. Many species are avai
Microsorum pteropus on lava rock; Microsorum pteropus on lava rock (XL format). 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 stic
Microsorum pteropus on wood, microsorum pteropus is a water fern 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 bottom, because it will
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. Spoonful mos is best on vertical surfaces where the branched shoots can be seen. A nice carpet effect
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.
