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Ludwigia Peruensis/Glandulosa Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Common Name: Diamond Ludwigia Diamond Ludwigia is a less common Ludwigia variation with very unique coloration. In ideal conditions these plants’ ...
View full detailsPogostemon Deccanensis Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Fine, needle-like bright green leaves form dense whorled crowns along tall stems, giving Pogostemon Deccanensis a soft pine-like look...
View full detailsGlossostigma Elatinoides Platinum Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Glossostigma Elatinoides 'Platinum' is an extremely rare and highly sought-after variant of regular green Glosso. The leaves of this ...
View full detailsEchinodorus Horemanii Red Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Echinodorus Horemanii Red is a cultivated sword plant valued for its slender, wavy foliage and rich color transitions. Emerging new l...
View full detailsAnubias Gabon UNS Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Common Name: Congo Anubias, Anubias Gabon If you love the dependable, easy-going nature of Anubias Barteri but want something a bit m...
View full detailsCryptocoryne Pygmaea Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Cryptocoryne pygmaea brings adaptable charm and wide botanical variety directly to your midground layout. Despite its name, this vers...
View full detailsLindernia Rotundifolia Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Common Name:Â Baby Tears Lindernia Rotundifolia is a bright green stem plant originating from Asia. It is a fast-growing plant that can be considere...
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 detailsMicranthemum Umbrosum Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Common Name:Â Giant Baby Tears Micranthemum Umbrosum is a bright green, low-growing stem plant perfect for beginners. It is a versatile species whic...
View full detailsDwarf Nomaphila Siamensis (Hygrophila Corymbosa Compact) Tissue Culture
Common Name: Dwarf Hygrophila Corymbosa 'Siamensis' Tissue culture plants are grown in vitro from a state of the art laboratory specialized in p...
View full detailsRotala Macrandra Yellow Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Rotala Macrandra 'Yellow'Â is a highly sought-after aquatic stem plant native to the sunlit wetlands of Southeast Asia. A magnificent ...
View full detailsLudwigia Dark Orange Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Ludwigia Dark Orange is a captivating aquatic stem plant native to the wetlands of North America. Famous for its distinctively veined...
View full detailsRotala Rotundifolia Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Common Name: Rotala Rotundifolia Rotala Rotundifolia is a popular and well-recognized stem plant originating from Southeast Asia. Â It can be chara...
View full detailsRotala Rotundifolia PLATINUM Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Common Name: Rotala Rotundifolia Rotala Rotundifolia Platinum is an extremely rare variant of the well known and favorite Rotala stem plant. This ...
View full detailsBucephalandra Kedagang Japan Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
 Common Name: Bucephalandra Kedagang Japan Tissue culture plants are grown in vitro from a state of the art laboratory specialized in propagating ...
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.Â
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!Â