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Cryptocoryne Petchii Vitro Culture
25% off
5.0
Cryptocoryne Petchii - Tissue Culture Cup - Aquarium Plants Factory
Step-by-step visual guide on how to prepare tissue culture plants by Aquarium Plants Factory, featuring numbered watercolor-style illustrations for each stage: unpacking the plant bag, rinsing off gel, separating plantlets, planting with tweezers, and providing ideal growing conditions in an aquarium.

Cryptocoryne Petchii Vitro Culture

$14.99
$19.99
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Hygrophila Odora Vitro Culture
25% off
5.0
Hygrophila odora, also known as Hygrophila sp. 'Guinea' or Hygrophila sp. 'Afrika', is a remarkable and rare aquatic plant highly sought after by aquascaping enthusiasts. Native to Western Africa, particularly regions such as Guinea, Liberia, Senegal, and Sierra Leone, this plant is renowned for its distinctive appearance and demanding care requirements.
Hygrophila odora is a stunning and unique plant that, with proper care, can be a captivating addition to your aquascape. Its striking appearance, coupled with the challenges of cultivation, makes it a prized specimen for experienced aquarists looking to enhance their underwater landscapes.
Step-by-step visual guide on how to prepare tissue culture plants by Aquarium Plants Factory, featuring numbered watercolor-style illustrations for each stage: unpacking the plant bag, rinsing off gel, separating plantlets, planting with tweezers, and providing ideal growing conditions in an aquarium.
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Hygrophila Odora Vitro Culture

$14.99
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Dwarf Sagittaria Vitro Culture
13% off
5.0
Sagittaria subulata Vitro Culture plantlets in sterile 4-inch bag
Sagittaria subulata, also known as Dwarf Sagittaria, is a resilient, grass-like aquatic plant loved for its versatility and ease of care. Whether you're creating a lush carpet in the foreground or adding soft, vertical movement to the midground, this adaptable species brings structure and vitality to any planted aquarium. In high light, it stays short and compact; in lower light, it grows taller—offering natural layering and dimension to your aquascape.
Dwarf Sagittaria subulata is a popular aquatic plant that is commonly used in aquariums and water gardens. It is a species of the Sagittaria family and is native to North America. Dwarf Sagittaria subulata has slender, grass-like leaves that grow to be about 6 inches long. The plant typically grows to a height of 3-6 inches and spreads through the use of runners. In aquariums, it can be planted directly into the substrate or grown in pots.
Step-by-step visual guide on how to prepare tissue culture plants by Aquarium Plants Factory, featuring numbered watercolor-style illustrations for each stage: unpacking the plant bag, rinsing off gel, separating plantlets, planting with tweezers, and providing ideal growing conditions in an aquarium.

Dwarf Sagittaria Vitro Culture

$12.99
$14.99
Spiky Moss Vitro Culture
5.0
Taxiphyllum Spiky Moss - Tissue Culture Cup - Aquarium Plants Factory
Step-by-step visual guide on how to prepare tissue culture plants by Aquarium Plants Factory, featuring numbered watercolor-style illustrations for each stage: unpacking the plant bag, rinsing off gel, separating plantlets, planting with tweezers, and providing ideal growing conditions in an aquarium.

Spiky Moss Vitro Culture

$12.99
Rotala Hra Vitro Culture
4.5
Rotala Hra - Tissue Culture Cup - Aquarium Plants Factory
Rotala Hra - Tissue Culture Cup - Aquarium Plants Factory
Rotala Hra - Tissue Culture Cup - Aquarium Plants Factory
Rotala Hra - Tissue Culture Cup - Aquarium Plants Factory
Rotala Hra - Tissue Culture Cup - Aquarium Plants Factory

Rotala Hra Vitro Culture

$14.99
Marsilea Hirsuta Vitro Culture
5.0
Marsilea hirsuta is a fascinating and sought-after aquatic plant species that is commonly known as "Hairy Clover" or "Dwarf Four Leaf Clover." It belongs to the family Marsileaceae and is native to regions such as Asia, Europe, and Africa.
With its distinctive four-leaf clover-like appearance, Marsilea hirsuta adds a touch of charm and natural elegance to aquariums. Its leaves are small, rounded, and intricately textured, resembling miniature clover leaves. The plant typically stays relatively low to the ground, creating a carpet-like effect in the aquarium.
Marsilea Hirsuta Tissue Culture APF In Vitro Aquarium Plants Factory® Four Leaf Clover
Marsilea Hirsuta Tissue Culture APF In Vitro Aquarium Plants Factory® Four Leaf Clover
Marsilea Hirsuta - Tissue Culture Cup - Aquarium Plants Factory

Marsilea Hirsuta Vitro Culture

$19.99
Helanthium Vesuvius (Echinodorus) Vitro Culture
5.0
Helanthium Vesuvius, an enchanting freshwater plant hailing from South America, formerly known as Echinodorus Vesuvius or Twisted Chain Sword. This unique aquatic gem belongs to the Alismataceae family and is prized for its captivating appearance, featuring elegantly elongated leaves with a charming spiral pattern.
You can propagate Helanthium Vesuvius by allowing runners to grow from the parent plant. These runners can be nurtured into new plants or carefully trimmed and relocated within the aquarium. Another method is dividing the plant's rhizome.
Helanthium 'Vesuvius' - Tissue Culture Cup - Aquarium Plants Factory
Discover the allure of Helanthium Vesuvius, formerly recognized as Echinodorus Vesuvius or Twisted Chain Sword – a captivating freshwater aquarium plant native to South America. Belonging to the esteemed Alismataceae family, this plant boasts a one-of-a-kind aesthetic, characterized by its elegantly elongated and spiral-patterned leaves.
Step-by-step visual guide on how to prepare tissue culture plants by Aquarium Plants Factory, featuring numbered watercolor-style illustrations for each stage: unpacking the plant bag, rinsing off gel, separating plantlets, planting with tweezers, and providing ideal growing conditions in an aquarium.
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Helanthium Vesuvius (Echinodorus) Vitro Culture

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Anubias Marble White [Small Vitro Culture Cup]
4.7
Anubias Marble White - Nano Tissue Culture Cup - Aquarium Plants Factory
Anubias Marble White - Nano Tissue Culture Cup - Aquarium Plants Factory
Step-by-step visual guide on how to prepare tissue culture plants by Aquarium Plants Factory, featuring numbered watercolor-style illustrations for each stage: unpacking the plant bag, rinsing off gel, separating plantlets, planting with tweezers, and providing ideal growing conditions in an aquarium.
Anubias Marble White [Small Vitro Culture Cup]

Anubias Marble White [Small Vitro Culture Cup]

$19.99
Flame Moss Vitro Culture
4.7
Flame Moss Tissue Culture In Vitro APF Aquarium Plants Factory®
Close-up of aquarium moss being grown in tissue culture at the Aquarium Plants Factory lab. The moss is neatly arranged in a sterile, transparent container, showcasing vibrant green fronds and healthy growth. The laboratory setting highlights the precise and controlled environment used for cultivating aquatic plants
Step-by-step visual guide on how to prepare tissue culture plants by Aquarium Plants Factory, featuring numbered watercolor-style illustrations for each stage: unpacking the plant bag, rinsing off gel, separating plantlets, planting with tweezers, and providing ideal growing conditions in an aquarium.

Flame Moss Vitro Culture

$19.99
Eriocaulon Cinereum Vitro Culture
4.8
Eriocaulon Cinereum Tissue Culture Rare Erio APF Aquarium Plants Factory®
Eriocaulon Cinereum Tissue Culture Rare Erio APF Aquarium Plants Factory®
Step-by-step visual guide on how to prepare tissue culture plants by Aquarium Plants Factory, featuring numbered watercolor-style illustrations for each stage: unpacking the plant bag, rinsing off gel, separating plantlets, planting with tweezers, and providing ideal growing conditions in an aquarium.
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Eriocaulon Cinereum Vitro Culture

$19.99
Ludwigia Tornado Vitro Culture
4.8
Ludwigia inclinata var. verticillata 'Curly', commonly known as Ludwigia Tornado or Ludwigia Twister, is an eye-catching aquatic plant prized for its unique spiral growth pattern and vibrant colors. This plant is a favorite among aquascaping enthusiasts looking to add a dynamic and visually appealing element to their aquariums.
Ludwigia inclinata var. verticillata 'Curly', also known as Ludwigia Tornado or Ludwigia Twister, is a striking aquarium plant known for its unique, twisted leaves. This plant adds a dynamic and eye-catching element to any aquascape. It thrives in moderate to high light conditions and benefits from CO2 supplementation to maintain its vibrant colors and distinctive form. Ideal for experienced aquarists, Ludwigia Tornado is perfect for creating focal points and enhancing the visual appeal of your aquarium.
Ludwigia inclinata var. verticillata 'Curly' (Ludwigia Tornado or Ludwigia Twister) is a unique and beautiful aquatic plant that brings a dynamic and visually appealing element to any aquarium. Its spiral growth pattern and vibrant colors make it a favorite among aquascaping enthusiasts. With proper care, this plant can thrive and become a standout feature in your underwater garden.
Step-by-step visual guide on how to prepare tissue culture plants by Aquarium Plants Factory, featuring numbered watercolor-style illustrations for each stage: unpacking the plant bag, rinsing off gel, separating plantlets, planting with tweezers, and providing ideal growing conditions in an aquarium.

Ludwigia Tornado Vitro Culture

$12.99
Anubias Pinto Vitro Culture
40% off
5.0
Anubias Barteri var. Nana Pinto, commonly known as Anubias Pinto, is a unique and visually striking aquarium plant. Offered in tissue culture, Anubias Pinto is known for its stunning variegated leaves, combining shades of green and white to create a captivating contrast. This plant is perfect for adding a touch of elegance and diversity to any aquascape.
Anubias barteri var. Pinto is a must-have for any aquarist looking to enhance their aquarium with a rare and eye-catching plant. Its stunning variegated leaves, compact growth, and easy maintenance make it a standout choice for creating a beautiful, natural underwater landscape.
Step-by-step visual guide on how to prepare tissue culture plants by Aquarium Plants Factory, featuring numbered watercolor-style illustrations for each stage: unpacking the plant bag, rinsing off gel, separating plantlets, planting with tweezers, and providing ideal growing conditions in an aquarium.

Anubias Pinto Vitro Culture

$29.99
$49.99
Cryptocoryne Albida Red Vitro Culture
17% off
5.0
Close-up of Crypt Albida Red leaves showing reddish-pink tones
Vitro Culture® Cryptocoryne Albida 'Red' with vibrant pink-red tones, perfect for foreground placement in planted aquariums
Cryptocoryne Albida Red is a visually stunning aquatic plant known for its bright pink to reddish foliage. While it adds a unique touch to any aquarium, it is considered a challenging plant to grow, making it a rewarding choice for experienced aquarists.
Cryptocoryne Albida Red features slender, elongated leaves with a distinctive bright pink to reddish color. The rosette growth pattern creates a compact and attractive cluster, adding depth and interest to your aquascape.
Enhance your aquarium with Cryptocoryne Albida Red. Its striking appearance and growth challenge make it a must-have for dedicated aquarists. Order today and transform your tank into a vibrant, colorful paradise.

Cryptocoryne Albida Red Vitro Culture

$24.99
$29.99
Bucephalandra Red Mini Vitro Culture
5.0
Bucephalandra Red Mini Vitro Culture
Step-by-step visual guide on how to prepare tissue culture plants by Aquarium Plants Factory, featuring numbered watercolor-style illustrations for each stage: unpacking the plant bag, rinsing off gel, separating plantlets, planting with tweezers, and providing ideal growing conditions in an aquarium.

Bucephalandra Red Mini Vitro Culture

$29.99
Cryptocoryne Tonkinensis Vitro Culture
4.8
Cryptocoryne crispatula 'Tonkinensis', also known as Cryptocoryne tonkinensis, is a beautiful aquatic plant that is highly sought after by aquarium enthusiasts. It is native to Southeast Asia and is commonly found in slow-moving streams and marshes.
Cryptocoryne tonkinensis is a popular aquatic plant in the aquarium hobby due to its unique and attractive appearance. It is native to Southeast Asia and is often found in slow-moving streams and marshes.
Cryptocoryne Tonkinensis - Tissue Culture Cup - Aquarium Plants Factory
Step-by-step visual guide on how to prepare tissue culture plants by Aquarium Plants Factory, featuring numbered watercolor-style illustrations for each stage: unpacking the plant bag, rinsing off gel, separating plantlets, planting with tweezers, and providing ideal growing conditions in an aquarium.

Cryptocoryne Tonkinensis Vitro Culture

$14.99
Micro Sword Vitro Culture
5.0
Lilaeopsis brasiliensis Micro Sword Tissue Culture APF Aquarium Plants Factory®
Lilaeopsis brasiliensis Micro Sword In Vitro Tissue Culture APF Aquarium Plants Factory®
Lilaeopsis Brasiliensis / Micro Sword - Tissue Culture Cup - Aquarium Plants Factory
Lilaeopsis Brasiliensis / Micro Sword - Tissue Culture Cup - Aquarium Plants Factory
Lilaeopsis Brasiliensis / Micro Sword - Tissue Culture Cup - Aquarium Plants Factory

Micro Sword Vitro Culture

$14.99
Christmas Moss Vitro Culture
4.6
Vesicularia montagnei, commonly known as Christmas Moss or Xmas Moss, is a beloved aquatic plant among aquarists for its unique, festive appearance and versatile growth habits. This moss features a slow growth rate and thrives best with the addition of CO2 and medium to high lighting conditions. When provided with these optimal conditions, Christmas Moss exhibits lush, green fronds that resemble the branches of a Christmas tree.
Close-up of aquarium moss being grown in tissue culture at the Aquarium Plants Factory lab. The moss is neatly arranged in a sterile, transparent container, showcasing vibrant green fronds and healthy growth. The laboratory setting highlights the precise and controlled environment used for cultivating aquatic plants
For best results, Christmas Moss should be attached to rocks, stones, or driftwood within the aquarium. Over time, it will develop roots and naturally adhere to these surfaces, creating a beautiful, natural aquascape. Like other types of moss, Christmas Moss adds a soft, textured look to the aquarium, making it a perfect choice for aquascaping.
Step-by-step visual guide on how to prepare tissue culture plants by Aquarium Plants Factory, featuring numbered watercolor-style illustrations for each stage: unpacking the plant bag, rinsing off gel, separating plantlets, planting with tweezers, and providing ideal growing conditions in an aquarium.

Christmas Moss Vitro Culture

$14.99
Hydrocotyle Sibthorpioides Vitro Culture
23% off
4.5
Hydrocotyle Sibthorpioides Tissue Culture APF Aquarium Plants Factory®
Hydrocotyle Sibthorpioides - Tissue Culture Cup - Aquarium Plants Factory
Step-by-step visual guide on how to prepare tissue culture plants by Aquarium Plants Factory, featuring numbered watercolor-style illustrations for each stage: unpacking the plant bag, rinsing off gel, separating plantlets, planting with tweezers, and providing ideal growing conditions in an aquarium.

Hydrocotyle Sibthorpioides Vitro Culture

$9.99
$12.99
Bucephalandra Kedagang Red Vitro Culture
4.3
Bucephalandra Kedagang Red is a stunning and highly desirable aquatic plant that will add a touch of elegance and vibrant color to your aquarium. This remarkable species is known for its captivating deep red leaves, making it a true gem for aquascaping enthusiasts.
Bucephalandra Kedagang Red - Tissue Culture Cup - Aquarium Plants Factory
Bucephalandra Kedagang Red - Tissue Culture Cup - Aquarium Plants Factory
Bucephalandra Kedagang Red - Tissue Culture Cup - Aquarium Plants Factory
Step-by-step visual guide on how to prepare tissue culture plants by Aquarium Plants Factory, featuring numbered watercolor-style illustrations for each stage: unpacking the plant bag, rinsing off gel, separating plantlets, planting with tweezers, and providing ideal growing conditions in an aquarium.

Bucephalandra Kedagang Red Vitro Culture

$29.99
Taiwan Moss Vitro Culture
5.0
Taxiphyllum Alternans Tissue Culture (Taiwan Moss) Aquarium Plants Factory®
Close-up of aquarium moss being grown in tissue culture at the Aquarium Plants Factory lab. The moss is neatly arranged in a sterile, transparent container, showcasing vibrant green fronds and healthy growth. The laboratory setting highlights the precise and controlled environment used for cultivating aquatic plants
Taxiphyllum Alternans | Taiwan Moss Tissue Culture Aquarium Plants Factory
Step-by-step visual guide on how to prepare tissue culture plants by Aquarium Plants Factory, featuring numbered watercolor-style illustrations for each stage: unpacking the plant bag, rinsing off gel, separating plantlets, planting with tweezers, and providing ideal growing conditions in an aquarium.

Taiwan Moss Vitro Culture

$14.99
Cardamine Lyrata Vitro Culture
5.0
Propagation of Cardamine Lyrata is simple and straightforward. Trim healthy stems and replant them in the substrate to encourage new growth. Regular trimming helps maintain its shape and prevents it from becoming too unruly. Add Cardamine Lyrata to your aquarium today and enjoy the dynamic beauty and beneficial properties it brings to your aquatic environment. This versatile plant not only enhances the visual appeal of your tank but also contributes to a healthy, balanced ecosystem.
Cardamine Lyrata Tissue Culture APF Aquarium Plants Factory®
Cardamine lyrata is a relatively low-maintenance plant that can adapt to a wide range of water parameters, making it an excellent choice for both beginners and experienced hobbyists. Its unique appearance and practical benefits make it a valuable addition to planted aquariums and a prized possession among aquatic plant collectors.
Step-by-step visual guide on how to prepare tissue culture plants by Aquarium Plants Factory, featuring numbered watercolor-style illustrations for each stage: unpacking the plant bag, rinsing off gel, separating plantlets, planting with tweezers, and providing ideal growing conditions in an aquarium.

Cardamine Lyrata Vitro Culture

$14.99
Hydrocotyle Tripartita Vitro Culture
5.0
Hydrocotyle tripartita, also known as Hydrocotyle sp. Japan or Three-part pennywort, is an aquatic plant species that hails from Japan. It is a highly sought-after plant among aquarium enthusiasts due to its unique and striking appearance. This plant belongs to the Apiaceae family and shares similarities with other Hydrocotyle species but possesses distinct features that set it apart.
Hydrocotyle Tripartita Japan Tissue Culture APF Aquarium Plants Factory®
Hydrocotyle Tripartita ‘Japan’ - Tissue Culture Cup - Aquarium Plants Factory
Hydrocotyle Tripartita Vitro Culture
Step-by-step visual guide on how to prepare tissue culture plants by Aquarium Plants Factory, featuring numbered watercolor-style illustrations for each stage: unpacking the plant bag, rinsing off gel, separating plantlets, planting with tweezers, and providing ideal growing conditions in an aquarium.

Hydrocotyle Tripartita Vitro Culture

$14.99
Bucephalandra Purple Mini Vitro Culture
57% off
5.0
Bucephalandra Lamandau Purple Mini - Tissue Culture Cup - Aquarium Plants Factory
Bucephalandra Lamandau Purple Mini - Tissue Culture Cup - Aquarium Plants Factory
Bucephalandra Lamandau Purple Mini - Tissue Culture Cup - Aquarium Plants Factory
Bucephalandra Lamandau Purple Mini - Tissue Culture Cup - Aquarium Plants Factory
Step-by-step visual guide on how to prepare tissue culture plants by Aquarium Plants Factory, featuring numbered watercolor-style illustrations for each stage: unpacking the plant bag, rinsing off gel, separating plantlets, planting with tweezers, and providing ideal growing conditions in an aquarium.

Bucephalandra Purple Mini Vitro Culture

$29.99
$69.99
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Bucephalandra Red Mini Coin Vitro Culture
4.9
Bucephalandra Brownie Ghost Var Red Mini Coin, commonly known as Bucephalandra Red Mini Coin, is a stunning and rare aquatic plant that brings a splash of vibrant color to any aquarium. This unique variety is prized for its deep dark red leaves and compact growth, making it a favorite among aquascaping enthusiasts who seek to create a captivating and colorful underwater landscape.
Propagation of Bucephalandra Red Mini Coin is straightforward. This plant propagates through rhizome division. Simply cut a healthy rhizome section with leaves and roots, and reattach it to a new location in the aquarium.
Step-by-step visual guide on how to prepare tissue culture plants by Aquarium Plants Factory, featuring numbered watercolor-style illustrations for each stage: unpacking the plant bag, rinsing off gel, separating plantlets, planting with tweezers, and providing ideal growing conditions in an aquarium.

Bucephalandra Red Mini Coin Vitro Culture

$29.99