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Eleocharis acicularis

  • Hairlike stems
  • Grows to form a medium-high lawn
  • Also suitable for cold water tanks

Hemianthus micranthemoides

  • Delicate fresh green stem plant
  • Small leaves
  • Forms dense bushes

Hydrocotyle verticillata

  • Uncommon appearance reminding of a mushroom
  • Form contrasts interestingly with other plants
  • Spreads horizontally

Hygrophila pinnatifida ‘UK’

The Hygrophila pinnatifida  sp. UK is a  new hygro pinnatifida that is highly decorative stem plant with unique pinnately lobed

Hygrophila polysperma “Tiger”

  • Narrow-leaved high-growing stem plant
  • Leaves are marbled brown
  • Very fast grower, undemanding

Hygrophila sp. ‘Araguaya Sharp leaf’

  • Also called Hygrophila sp. "Araguaya Sharp Leaf"
  • Uncommon appearance Submersed leaves very narrow, reddish-brown
  • Creeping to bushy growth habit
  • Rather slow growth

Lagenandra keralensis

R145.00
Lagenandra keralensis is a remarkable species from Kerala state in southwestern India that was scientifically described in 2001. It was until recently not at all known from cultivation, but surprisingly it is offered as tissue-cultured (in-vitro) plant by the Japanese company ADA.

Lagenandra meeboldii ‘Green’

R145.00
Lagenandra meeboldii is a very variable swamp plant from southwestern India. It occurs naturally on swampy streambanks where it is flooded during times of high water level. It can be grown permanently submerged in aquariums.

Lagenandra meeboldii ‘Red’

  • Similar to Cryptocoryne, broad leaves
  • Young leaves are pink
  • Suitable as solitaire

Limnophila sp. “Vietnam”

  • Creeping to bushy growth
  • Slender narrow leaves
  • Star-shaped shoot tips
  • Rarely found in trade

Microcarpaea minima

  • Little known foreground plant
  • Bushy growth
  • Freshly green colour
  • Rare in the trade

Pogostemon helferi

It has charming wavy leaves and looks attractive when planted collectively.

Ranunculus inundatus

The river buttercup from Australia, Ranunculus inundatus, is also sold with the label “Ranunculus papulentus”. It is a true eye-catcher with its unique palmate fresh green leaves and its creeping growth habit.

Rotala macrandra sp Mini

R184.00
  • Colourful stem plant
  • Wavy, delicate leaves
  • Strong contrast against green plants

Staurogyne repens

R196.00
  • Compact carpet or bush
  • Very nice between rocks and stones
  • Relatively slow grower
  • Very popular in aquascaping