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This an early hybrid variety from the nursery Hans Bart, Dessau. It is a cross between E. horizontalis and the red form of E. uruguayensis. Emerging leavs have a beauiful pink... more

Striking accent plant. This Echinodorus is a true classic. This plant used to be a regular in aquariums. We now have such a wide choice of good accent and specimen plants that this long-serving... more

Easy to grow plant. Long-stemed leaves provide an architectural accent if framed by low-growing mass planting. Use this plant to form a deliberate contrast with with carpet-forming groundcover.... more

Striking background plant for large aquaria. The long leaves are unique to this species and will harmonize perfectly with other long-leaved species, especially in nature aquariums. In a... more

Interesting specimen plant for the foreground. Its red leaves are rolled in from the sides in a unique way. This plant has become replaced more and more by newer hybrid cultivars in recent years.... more

Low-growing plant for fore-to midground. Can be used as a specimen plant in small aquaria or as a group in larger tanks. Not very fast growing species with a demand for iron as well as macro... more

This cold water plant prefers hard water without addition of CO2. Very interesting plant for Goldfish tanks but wil only survive in ponds if winters are mild. Contrary to popular belief, this plant... more

Widely known as a staple plant in Dutch Style aquaria. very decorative. Very similar to Heteranthera zosteriifolia but less fast growing and hence easier to manage. The stems are best... more (2 additional images)

Beautiful 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

Slightly longer grassy plant for the for- to midground (depending on aquarium size). Cut back prior to planting and separate each pot into 6 to 7 pieces. Use fine-pointed foreceps to stick each... more

Small hair grass for foreground carpeting. Cut back prior to planting and separate each pot into 6 to 7 pieces. Use fine-pointed foreceps to stick each plantlet into the substrate. Use a... more

Small 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