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Hydrocotyle Tripartita Mini UNS Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Hydrocotyle Tripartita Mini is a smaller, more compact variation of the regular Hydrocotyle Japan. This versatile favorite is instant...
View full detailsHygrophila Lancea 'Araguaia' Sp Chai Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Hygrophila Lancea 'Araguaia' Sp. Chai, commonly known as Hygrophila Chai, is an extremely rare and highly coveted pink mutation of th...
View full detailsRotala Wayanad Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Rotala Wayanad is a relatively rare, delicate aquatic stem plant native to the Wayanad region of India. It's known for slender, needl...
View full detailsProserpinaca Palustris UNS Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Proserpinaca Palustris, or Mermaid Weed, is an aquatic stem plant native to the swamps, marshes, and slow-moving waterways of North A...
View full detailsRotala (Ammania) Bonsai UNS Tissue Culture
Common Name: Rotala Bonsai, Ammania Bonsai Rotala Indica 'Bonsai' is a rare and hard to find an aquarium plant and should not to be confused with ...
View full detailsLudwigia Repens Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Ludwigia Repens is an easy, fast-growing midground and background stem plant favored for adding vibrant color to aquascapes without t...
View full detailsTonina Fluviatilis Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Tonina Fluviatilis is a rare, highly sought-after aquatic stem plant native to the tropical wetlands and rivers of Central and South ...
View full detailsLudwigia Inclinata Cuba Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Ludwigia Inclinata 'Cuba', widely known as Cuban Ludwigia, is a large, showstopping aquatic stem plant native to the swampy wetlands ...
View full detailsPogostemon Sampsonii
Plant Profile Pogostemon Sampsonii is a unique and attention-grabbing aquatic stem plant native to the tropical waterways of Thailand. Featuring na...
View full detailsRotala Mexicana Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Rotala Mexicana is a highly sought-after aquatic stem plant widely distributed across tropical and subtropical regions of South Ameri...
View full detailsLudwigia Inclinata var. Verticillata ‘Meta’
Plant Profile Meet Ludwigia Inclinata var. Verticillata 'Meta', aka Ludwigia 'Meta', a highly sought-after aquatic stem plant that treats its own l...
View full detailsRotala Nanjenshan Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Rotala Nanjenshan is a delicate natural hybrid aquatic stem plant originating near Nanjenshan, Taiwan. Believed to be a natural cross...
View full detailsHydrocotyle Tripartita Mini Variegated UNS Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Hydrocotyle tripartita Mini Variegated is a downsized, highly sought‑after twist on the ever‑popular Hydrocotyle Tripartita (Hydrocot...
View full detailsLimnophila Mini Vietnam
Plant Profile Limnophila Mini Vietnam is a rare and highly prized aquatic stem plant native to the tropical waterways of Southeast Asia. Characteri...
View full detailsRotala Florida Sunset Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Common Name: Rotalia ramosior Florida, Rotala Florida Rotala Florida Sunset, is as its name implies, a plant most easily found in Florida, USA. Con...
View full detailsLudwigia Senegalensis Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Meet Ludwigia Senegalensis, a rare aquatic stem plant that looks like it was painted, not grown. Oval, slightly reflexed leaves show ...
View full detailsRotala Wallichii Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Common Name: Rotala Wallichii Rotala Wallichii is a popular stem plant with thin fragile leaves that can create luscious forests of green and red w...
View full detailsRotala Florida Sunset
Plant Profile Meet Rotala Sunset, a rare and highly sought-after aquatic stem plant that gets its name thanks to its lively reddish-orangish tones!...
View full detailsStem plants are a loved favorite! These aquarium stem plants are bunched in groups of 4-8 stems and are held together with a small plant weight and aquarium safe material to keep their fragile roots safe. Bunched stems are cost effective and have the potential to give you a great bang for your buck if you provide the care the aquatic plant needs. Stem bunches are relatively easy, fast-growing aquatic plants that are ideal for the start-up phase.
Once you get them home, just remove the weight and gently separate the stems before planting. Space each stem out a bit so light and nutrients can reach the lower leaves, and you’ll encourage fuller, bushier growth. Many hobbyists start with aquarium stem plants because they’re common aquarium plants that settle in quickly, and these stem plants can make your tank look lush in no time. Ready to get planting? Grab a fresh, healthy bunch from Buce Plant and give your aquascape an easy upgrade.