Helanthium 'Quadricostatus' Introduction: Helanthium 'Quadricostatus' is a fast-growing, rosette-style aquatic plant native to South America, often appreciated for its sword-like, bright green leaves and ability to form dense, grass-like clusters....
Helanthium tenellum 'Green' Introduction: Helanthium tenellum 'Green' is a fine-bladed, grass-like carpeting plant known for its vibrant green coloration and versatility in aquascapes. Formerly classified under Echinodorus, this compact variety...
Hydrocotyle tripartita (Hydrocotyle tripartita) Introduction: Hydrocotyle tripartita is a fast-growing, spreading plant from Southeast Asia, known for its small, clover-like leaves and creeping growth habit. It forms dense mats that...
Hygrophila pinnatifida (Hygrophila pinnatifida) Introduction: Hygrophila pinnatifida is a visually striking stem plant from India, known for its deeply lobed, feather-like leaves and unique coloration—ranging from olive green to reddish-brown...
RTG Hygrophila sp ‘Chai’ This is an extremely rare mutation of the more commonly known Hygrophila Lancea Araguaia. This aquatic plant features leaves that are olive red with light pink...
Lilaeopsis brasiliensis (Lilaeopsis brasiliensis) Introduction: Lilaeopsis brasiliensis, commonly referred to as Micro Sword or Brazilian Micro Sword, is a dense, grass-like carpeting plant native to South America. Known for its...
Ludwigia arcuata (Ludwigia arcuata) Introduction: Ludwigia arcuata is a delicate, fine-leaved stem plant native to the southeastern United States. Known for its needle-thin leaves and graceful, arching stems, this plant...
Ludwigia sp. 'Dark Orange' (Ludwigia 'Dark Orange') Introduction: Ludwigia sp. 'Dark Orange' is a striking stem plant admired for its rich orange to copper-toned leaves, offering a vivid contrast in...
Marsilea hirsuta (Marsilea hirsuta) Introduction: Marsilea hirsuta is a fascinating and adaptable aquatic fern from Australia, often chosen for its unique ability to produce various leaf forms—ranging from single-lobed grass-like...
