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Echinodorus Marble Queen

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Original price $ 7.99
Original price $ 7.99 - Original price $ 7.99
Original price $ 7.99
Current price $ 6.95
$ 6.95 - $ 6.95
Current price $ 6.95

Common Name: Echinodorus Marble Queen

Echinodorus Marble Queen is a rare type of Amazon Sword which green leaves with white markings throughout. Like most swords, they should be planted directly into the substrate. When using inert substrates such as sand or gravel, it is important to supplement the plants with root tabs as Echinodorus are heavy root feeders. The plant can be grown both emersed and submerged and often times, new leaves can grow to the top above the water line. Overall, this plant is easy and undemanding and very suitable for larger tanks. 

Notes:

  • Echinodorus is a very hardy species of aquatic plants. Most Echinodorus require nutrient-dense soil to thrive as they are heavy root feeders.
  • Echinodorus grow fairly large and are more suitable for larger planted aquariums.
  • Do not make drastic changes to the aquarium. Unstable parameters will result in melt and rotting of the aquarium plant.
  • Please be sure to remove this plant from its pot. Remove the cotton surrounding the roots and plant into a quality substrate. For instructions on how to properly prep "potted" aquarium plants, click here.
  • CO2 injection and quality aquarium soil will yield better growth.
  • Please research appropriately to ensure your plant thrives.

 

Common Name: Marble Queen Sword

Family Name: Alismataceae

Origin: South Africa

Height: 6-12”

pH: 6-7.5

Care: Easy

Light: Low

Co2: Not Required

Propagation: Separate new plantlets from the root

Growth rate: Slow to Moderate

Overall rating: 3.857143 / 5 from 63 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Echinodorus Marble Queen is a hardy aquatic plant with green leaves featuring white markings, suitable for larger aquariums. It is easy to care for and can grow both emersed and submerged. While some customers appreciated its appearance, others noted fewer roots than expected.

Summary topics

  • Plant Quality (68%): A substantial number of customers brought up that the plants were great and they highly recommend buying them.
  • Root Quantity (15%): Some customers remarked that there were very little roots on their plants, which was a common opinion.
  • Plant Appearance (20%): A significant number of customers appreciated how the plant looked, describing it as beautiful, vibrant, and amazing.

Review topics: ["color","shipping","looks","packaged","quality","customer service","plants","leaves","growing","order","sword"].

Review highlights

  • "Other than that, the plant looks fantastic and I definitely recommend it." — Garrett L.
  • "Many clumps of the plant, look healthy and great." — Karina
  • "Nice and healthy plants" — Cathy G.

Reviews

The plants looked great

"All of the plants I ordered arrived well packaged and in great condition. Will absolutely order from Buce again."

— Travis L. (5/5)

"Two leaves were semi healthy. Came wrapped in a pot with three small individual plants"

— Kevin (2/5)

Great plants , great service!

"I have ordered multiple times now. Plants are always in great health. I have had one issue with some melted leaves upon unpacking…. however Buce addressed & corrected the issue immediately,"

— Chad F. (5/5)

Arrived and okay

"Order arrived on time, plants are nice Valsnearia could have been a little better. Queen looks good."

— Gary H. (3/5)

New here

"Plants looked great and were delivered quickly!"

— Cody A. (5/5)

Melted and dead plant

"3 out of 4 plants arrived healthy. The rose sword came melted and dead."

— TSENGEL E. (3/5)

Beautiful plant

"I'm so excited to have this particular amazon sword! She's beautiful and there were multiple plants in the pot."

— Kaeli B. (5/5)

had some browning but overall

"had some browning but overall healthy"

— Kassi K. (4/5)

Worried about his one broken

"Worried about his one broken stems yellow leaves, ?"

— stephen L. (3/5)

"More marbled than the photos looks awesome"

— Jake (5/5)

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