Aquarium Plants (In Vitro / Foreground)
Tissue culture of aquarium plants on nutrient substrates allows for a very high and stable quality at any time or season. Storage and transport is much easier with in-vitro cultures and your plants reach you in a perfect and unsurpassed condition. Planting or attaching to decoration is very easy. An additional benefit you have with in-vitro plants: Sterile lab conditions make sure that in-vitro aquarium plants are absolutely snail-free.
Handle in-vitro aquarium plants as follows:

1.) Break open the quality seal and lift off the cap.
2.) Carefully remove the plants together with any remaining gel substrate that may cling to the roots or thalli.
3.) Place the plants and substrate in a separate dish and add some aquarium water.
4.) Plant the individual plantlets or tie to decoration. Preferably, use some pincettes.
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Cryptocoryne "pigmea" (In Vitro)Dwarf CryptocoryneThis is not the real C. pymea but ain interesting dwarf crypt which we will carry under its trade name until it has been identified correctly. |
€6.25*
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Cryptocoryne parva (In Vitro)Dwarf CryptocoryneVery recommendable, carpet-forming foreground plant for both small and large aquaria. Very undemanding plant. Will grow in any water at medium to strong light. Mature stands look absolutely... more |
€6.25*
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Cryptocoryne x willisii (C. x lucens) In VitroHas light green, slightly fleshy leaves. Forms a wonderful contrast with Driftwood or darker foreground or midground plants. Growth is slightly unruly but very charming if kept in larger... more (1 additional image) |
€6.25*
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Elatine hydropiper (In Vitro)WaterwortBeautiful groundcover aquarium plant which is also suitable for colder aquaria. Its natural habitat stretches as far as Scandinavia. Despite this, it makes an excellent groundcover plant for... more |
€6.25*
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Eleocharis parvula (In Vitro)Dwarf Hair GrassSmall hair grass for foreground carpeting. Separate each tub into 6 to 7 pieces and rinse off the gel. Use fine-pointed foreceps to stick each plantlet into the substrate. Use a fine-grained... more |
€6.25*
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Glossostigma elatinoides (In Vitro)GlossoThis versatile groundcover plant was first introduced by the japanese aquarist TAKASHI AMANO an spread to become a standard plant in both Nature and Dutch style aquaria. Contrary to popular belief,... more (1 additional image) |
€6.25*
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Hemianthus callitrichoides ''Cuba'' (In Vitro)Dwarf Helzine, "HC"This delicate, cushion-forming foreground plant is best used between rocks or as a carpetting plant in the foreground. Despite its moss-like growth, the Dwarf Helzine will remain light green and is... more |
€6.25*
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Hemianthus glomeratus
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€6.95*
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Littorella uniflora (In Vitro)American ShoreweedSlow growing plant which should not be kept too warm. Too nutrient-rich water should also be avoided. Due to its spiky habit, it is a very interesting accent for nano aquaria. Once settled in, it... more (2 additional images) |
€6.25*
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Pogostemon helferi (In Vitro)Very suitable foreground plant. By virtue of its crinkled leaves, it forms a lovely contrast with other foreground species. Despite its recent appearance as an aquarium plant, nature style aquaria... more |
€6.95*
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Ranunculus inundatus
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€6.25*
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Staurogyne repens (In Vitro) |
€6.25*
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Staurogyne spec. ''Porto Velho'' (In Vitro)Just as easy going as S. repens but faster growing and with more lelongated, slightly wavy leaves. Creeps reliably even under low light. Very easy to keep and a rewarding aquarium plant. Grows well... more (1 additional image) |
€6.95*
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