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Cuphea Annagalloidea
Plant Profile Cuphea Anagalloidea is a rare, compact stem plant that represents the first species from the Cuphea genus cultivated for aquarium use...
View full detailsHygrophila Difformis/Water Wisteria UNS Tissue Culture
Common Name: Water Wisteria, Water Sprite Wisteria is a popular stem plant that is extremely easy to care for and suitable for beginners. It ca...
View full detailsBacopa Amplexicaulis UNS Tissue Culture
Common Name: Water Hyssop, Lemon Bacopa, Giant Red Bacopa Lemon Bacopa is a lovely midground stem plant with delicate, flower-like clusters of li...
View full detailsHydrocotyle Sibthorpioides Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Common Name: Lawn Marsh Pennywort Tissue culture plants are grown in vitro from a state of the art laboratory specialized in propagating aquatic pl...
View full detailsBacopa Australis Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Common Name: Bacopa Australis Bacopa Australis is a relatively new plant in the aquarium hobby. Its less common compared to the other well known B...
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.