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A sword that fits a 10-gallon. Echinodorus grisebachii 'Green Chili' holds narrow, elongated bright green leaves on a compact rosette — the Amazon Sword silhouette at 6 to 10 inches instead of 20, which is the only reason most small-tank keepers can have one at all.
Fresh, healthy Echinodorus grisebachii 'Green Chili' cultivated and prepared by Aquarium Plants Factory®, available in the following planting options:
Loose Bare-Root Plants:
Includes approximately 1–2 loose, bare-root plants, providing flexibility in planting and arrangement.
Rooted Bunched:
Approximately 1–2 plants, bundled with foam and a plant weight for easy placement.
Rooted Potted:
Includes approximately 1–2 plants, potted in a net pot with rock wool, ensuring stability and ease of placement in your aquarium.
Want to go deeper? Read our complete Amazon Sword (Echinodorus) Care Guide.
As with many sword plants, temporary leaf melt may occur after planting due to environmental changes. This is normal. Healthy new submersed leaves will grow once the plant acclimates to your aquarium conditions.
Never release aquarium plants into natural waterways.
Please bring live plants indoors and unpack them the day they arrive. Every live order is covered by our 24-Hour Live Arrival Guarantee.
The complete rules, including lost packages and address issues, are in our Shipping Policy. If anything conflicts, that policy applies.
Every live order is backed by our 24-Hour Live Arrival Guarantee. If a plant arrives dead, we'll make it right.
The complete rules, including what's covered and what voids the guarantee, are in our Returns, Refunds & Live Arrival Guarantee. If anything conflicts, that policy applies.
Please review your state's regulations on restricted plants, as we are committed to not shipping plants that are restricted in your area. Do not release any plants into the wild or waterways, as this can harm local ecosystems by introducing invasive species.
Your cooperation in protecting the environment is appreciated. For continuously updated information, refer to the USDA State Noxious Weed list here.
Thank you for your responsible commitment to environmental preservation.
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