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Hemianthus Callitrichoides 'Cuba' UNS Tissue Culture (Dwarf Baby Tears)
Plant Profile Formally known as Hemianthus callitrichoides (or simply HC), Dwarf Baby Tears is pretty much the poster child of aquatic carpeting pl...
View full detailsStaurogyne Repens UNS Tissue Culture
Common Name: S. Repens Staurogyne Repens is a low growing aquatic plant that originates from South America. The leaves are small, spade shaped, and...
View full detailsEchinodorus Small Bear Tissue Culture
Common Name: Small Bear Sword Tissue Culture Echinodorus Small Bear Sword is the smaller variety of its cousin, Echinodorus Big Bear. Like most aq...
View full detailsAlternanthera Reineckii 'Mini' UNS Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Alternanthera Reineckii 'Mini', widely known in the aquascaping community as AR Mini, is a compact dwarf cultivar of the iconic South...
View full detailsLagenandra Keralensis UNS Tissue Culture
Common Name: Lagenandra Keralensis Lagenandra Keralensis is a rare variation of Lagenandra. This plant is marginal and is normally found in shaded ...
View full detailsRotala Wayanad UNS 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 detailsAlternanthera Reineckii 'Rosaefolia' UNS Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Alternanthera Reineckii Rosaefolia, commonly known as Scarlet Temple or AR Rosaefolia, is a classic, highly favored red stem plant or...
View full detailsRotala Rotundifolia Blood Red Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Meet Rotala Rotundifolia Blood Red, aka Rotala Blood Red, an overachiever when it comes to color! It produces some of the deepest, fi...
View full detailsLagenandra Keralensis Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Common Name: Lagenandra Keralensis Lagenandra Keralensis is a rare variation of Lagenandra. This plant is marginal and is normally found in shaded ...
View full detailsDrosera Spatulata 'Labill' Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Common Name: Round Leaf SundewDrosera spatulata is a vibrant and compact carnivorous plant, perfect for both beginners and experienced plant enthus...
View full detailsAnubias Barteri Gigantea Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Anubias Barteri Gigantea is here to remind your tank that size absolutely matters (in this case, at least). Aptly named for its massi...
View full detailsProserpinaca Palustris Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Common Name: Mermaid Weed, Marsh Mermaid Weed Tissue culture plants are grown in vitro from a state of the art laboratory specialized in propagatin...
View full detailsEusteralis Stellata / Pogostemon Stellatus Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Common Name: Pogostemon Stellatus, Pogostemon Stellata, Eusteralis Stellata, Water Star Pogostemon Stellatus is an aquatic plant originating from S...
View full detailsAmmannia Gracillis Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Ammania Gracilis is a graceful and large-statured aquatic stem plant native to the tropical riverbanks and wetlands of West Africa. C...
View full detailsLudwigia Crystal Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Meet Ludwigia Crystal, an extraordinarily rare and sophisticated aquatic stem plant native to the rivers and bogs of Central and Sout...
View full detailsBacopa Salzmannii 'Purple' UNS Tissue Culture
Common Name: Bacopa Purple, Purple Bacopa, Bacopa Salzmannii Purple Bacopa Salzmannii Purple is a beautiful aquatic stem plant that provides a var...
View full detailsHygrophila Araguaia UNS Tissue Culture
Common Name: Hygrophila Araguaia Hygrophila Araguaia is an uncommon aquarium stem that can be commonly seen in the foreground to the midground area...
View full detailsJuncus Repens UNS Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Juncus Repens, or Lesser Creeping Rush, is a unique, grass-like aquatic plant native to the wetlands, boggy margins, and shallow wate...
View full detailsLittorella Uniflora Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Littorella Uniflora Common Name: Shoreweed Littorella Uniflora, commonly known as “Shoreweed,” is an easily recognized low-growing aquatic plant th...
View full detailsAlternanthera Reineckii Rosanervig UNS Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Alternanthera Reineckii Rosanervig, also widely known as Variegated AR, is a distinct cultivar of the beloved South American stem pla...
View full detailsRotala Hra UNS Tissue Culture
Common Name: Rotala H'ra, Rotala Gia Lai Rotala H'ra is a new plant to the hobby that makes a delicate and dramatic back or mid-ground accent. Thi...
View full detailsBacopa Salzmannii Purple Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Bacopa Salzmannii Purple (aka Bacopa Purple) is a sought-after aquatic stem plant native to the tropical Americas and Southeastern Un...
View full detailsLudwigia Palustris Sphaerocarpa Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Common Name: Ludwigia Sphaerocarpa Ludwigia Sphaerocarpa is an interesting species of Ludwigia that is native to the United States and commonly fou...
View full detailsHemianthus Micranthemoides (Pearl Weed) Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Common Name: Pearl Weed, Micranthemum Micranthemoides Tissue culture plants are grown in vitro from a state of the art laboratory specialized in pr...
View full detailsTissue culture plants are grown in-vitro in a sterile lab. They are a great way to introduce plants to your aquarium without the risk of pests, algae, or pesticides that may come with aquarium plants sold by the pot or lead bunch. The trade-off is that tissue culture aquarium plants start as small plantlets and require more time to develop into a full grown plant. Each tissue culture cup contains about 5-8 plantlets (depending on the type of plant). Our tissue culture plants will ensure your planted aquarium gets off to a fresh start.
If you enjoy shaping a scape from the ground up, our tissue culture aquarium plants give you plenty of control when planting. You can divide each cup into smaller sections and spread them out based on the look you want to build. That makes tissue culture plants for aquarium setups especially handy for foregrounds and tighter planting areas. If you prefer a clean start with more flexibility, in vitro aquarium plants make it easy to place growth exactly where you want it. Explore our selection at Buce Plant and find new favorites for your next scape!