- 9 species
- about 200 seedlings from in vitro cultivation
- free from algae, diseases, and snails
- for 3 aquarium levels + 'bog moss'
- front, middle, and back easy to cultivate
- for beginners
- professionally and safely packaged
1. Eleocharis Parvula - foreground (approx. 100 needles, block size 2x3cm or larger)
Eleocharis Parvula is a popular species of low grass-like plant characterized by thin and long grass blades, which are essentially leaves. Despite its small leaves, it is an excellent choice for creating lush green lawns and dense clumps of grass. It is ideal for beginner aquarists as a foreground plant. In the set
2. Echinodorus Tenellus - foreground / midground / background (5 seedlings + 1 to 5 FREE)
It can grow in the foreground, midground, or background. Resistant to various cultivation conditions. Echinodorus Tenellus forms a compact tuft of grass with substantial blades. It quickly propagates by sending out runners from which new clumps grow. You can detach the newly formed plants and transplant them anywhere. An untrimmed plant can grow up to 20 cm tall.
3. Bacopa monnieri - background (10 seedlings + 2 to 6 FREE)
Exceptionally sturdy and extremely low-maintenance tall stem plant. Despite its small leaves, it is an excellent choice for creating lush clusters of greenery resembling a decorative forest. Bacopa is the most impressive living backdrop in an aquarium.
4. Ludwigia Mini sp. 'Super Red' - midground (10 seedlings + 1 to 4 FREE)
The plant adds charm to any water tank with its colorful foliage. Variegated leaves grow in pairs opposite each other on a long and sturdy stem. The plant is not demanding in cultivation. However, the intensely red coloring of the plant will require a high iron content. Planted in clumps of 5 for the midground, it looks exceptionally stunning and visually increases the volume of the aquarium.
5. Alternanthera rosaefolia - midground (2 seedlings + sometimes 1 to 2 FREE)
A unique color variant of the popular alt. Reineckii. Its unique color will diversify the color palette of your aquarium. In its mature stage, the plant changes its coloration from red-green to orange.
6. Myriophyllum mattogrossense - background (10 seedlings)
A close relative of the popular Bacopa Monnieri. It is just as easy to cultivate as its cousin, making it recommended for beginner aquarists. It has a long stem and strong roots. The feathery leaves create lush greenery in the water. The plant is particularly recommended for the third level of the aquarium.
7. Micrantherum monte carlo (20 seedlings, block 2x3 cm)
A carpet plant with broad leaves, as far as low-growing plants go. It is ideal for beginners. It creates a dense green carpet. Among Eleocharis, it will look like a clover meadow.
8. 'Bog Moss' Mayaca Fluvitas - (10 seedlings + 5 to 10 FREE)
An exceptional plant that will happily grow from the very bottom to the surface of the water, where it will lay down and can grow up to one meter long - as long as you allow it. Therefore, you can trim it and replant it as you wish. But that's not all! The plant does not need to be planted in substrate. You can attach it, like any moss, to a root, stone, etc.
9. FREE - Lobelia sp. Mini - midground (1 to 3 seedlings. only this month we are giving you this plant for FREE)
A broad-leaved plant with dark green coloring. This species grows relatively slowly, so despite its wide leaves, it does not require a lot of fertilization, making it recommended for beginners.
All the above-mentioned plants will quickly grow and take on their final shapes.
The plants in this set should be treated as cuttings for further cultivation and propagation.
How to prepare the plants for planting?
- we take the plant out of the bag, clean the roots from the remnants of the gel on which the plants were grown
- we rinse the plant under running water
- optionally, we divide the plants into smaller parts, but we do not have to
- we place them in the aquarium
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