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Homalomena Broad Sekadau South
Plant Profile Common Name: Homalomena Broad Sekadau South Homalomena sp. ‘Broad Sekadau South’ is a rare, low-tech aquarium plant belonging to the ...
View full detailsLudwigia Inclinata var. Verticillata 'Pantanal'
Plant Profile Ludwigia Pantanal is one of the most coveted red aquatic stem plants in the entire hobby! Native to the nutrient-rich, soft-water wet...
View full detailsPearl Moss on Stainless Steel
Plant Profile Pearl Moss is a moss-t have for any small-scale setup, proving that good things come in small packages. While most aquarium mosses gr...
View full detailsMini Pellia on Stainless Steel Mesh - Small
Plant Profile Mini Pellia, also known as Coral Moss, is a highly prized liverwort that has surged in popularity among aquascapers and breeders alik...
View full detailsBucephalandra Lamandau Purple UNS Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Common Name: Bucephalandra Lamandau, Bucephalandra Lamandau Mini Purple Buce ‘Lamandau’ is a beginner-friendly, low-tech miniature va...
View full detailsChristmas Moss Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Christmas Moss is here to keep the evergreen aesthetic going all year long. Famous for its deep, bold green color and distinct triang...
View full detailsChristmas Moss on Foresta Mat
Common names: Xmas Moss, Vesicularia montagnei Christmas moss, also known as Xmas moss, holds a timeless appeal as a staple in the world of planted...
View full detailsBolbitis Difformis & Christmas Moss - Foresta Mat
This item qualifies for FREE shipping to the contiguous U.S. Shipping to Alaska or Hawaii? Contact us for a custom shipping quote—we’re here to hel...
View full detailsAnubias Nana & Christmas Moss - Foresta Mat
Foresta Mats provide a quality foundation for aquatic and terrestrial plants. This mat comes pre-planted and is ready to be immediately installed o...
View full detailsAnubias Minima & Christmas Moss - Foresta Mat
Foresta Mats provide a quality foundation for aquatic and terrestrial plants. This mat comes pre-planted and is ready to be immediately installed o...
View full detailsRotala Vietnam UNS Tissue Culture
Common Name: Rotala Rotundifolia This species of Rotala grows in the shallow waters and wet ground of its native Vietnam. With moderate light, it ...
View full detailsBucephalandra Sintang Green UNS Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Common Name: Bucephalandra Sintang Green Buce ‘Sintang Green’ is a small-leafed aquarium plant featuring bright green foliage that pr...
View full detailsRotala Macrandra
Common Name: Rotala Macrandra The Rotala Macrandra, commonly known as the Giant Rotala, is a beautiful red plant from Asia. Rotala is highly demand...
View full detailsRotala Colorata UNS Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Rotala Colorata (sometimes mislabeled as Rotala indica) is a vibrant variation of Rotala rotundifolia, popular for coloring up withou...
View full detailsRotala Indica Green
Plant Profile Rotala indica ‘Green’, often swapped with Rotala rotundifolia ‘Green’, is a popular bright, true‑green stem plant that refuses to blu...
View full detailsRotala Vietnam Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Common Name: Vietnamese Rotala, Rotala Vietnam This species of Rotala grows in the shallow waters and wet ground of its native Vietnam. With modera...
View full detailsAssorted Bucephalandra Basket
The Assorted Bucephalandra Basket is the ultimate solution for hobbyists seeking variety, quality, and quantity for large-scale aquascaping project...
View full detailsBucephalandra Theia Green Pot
Plant Profile Common Name: Bucephalandra Theia Green, Buce Theia Green Buce ‘Theia Green’ is a distinctive epiphytic plant known for its vibrant gr...
View full detailsSelaginella Willdenowii
Common Name: Club Moss, Spike Moss Selaginellas are a genus of primitive plants with visual characteristics of a mix between a fern and a moss. The...
View full detailsSelaginella Moellendorffii
Common Name: Club Moss, Spike Moss Selaginellas are a genus of primitive plants with visual characteristics of a mix between a fern and a moss. The...
View full detailsBucephalandra Kayu Lapis
Plant Profile Common name: Buce Kayu Lapis Buce ‘Kayu Lapis’ is a rare and distinctive epiphytic plant featuring very thin, almost needle-like, glo...
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 detailsRotala Sp. Pearl
Common Name: Rotala Pearl Rotala Sp. Pearl is a beautiful variation of Rotala that is suitable for nano tanks. This particular species is delicate ...
View full detailsBucephalandra on Bonsai Tree
Common Name: Bucephalandra on Bonsai Every hand-crafted bonsai tree is unique. Photos are a representation of what you may receive and shape will v...
View full detailsLudwigia Palustris Super Red
Plant Profile Ludwigia Palustris 'Super Red' is one of the most popular and reliable red aquatic stem plants in the aquascaping hobby. Native to we...
View full detailsLudwigia Palustris Red
Common Name: Ludwigia Palustris Red Ludwigia Palustris Red is a beautiful plant with beautiful pale red leaves that displays unique oval edges. T...
View full detailsBucephalandra Brownie Adinda
Plant Profile Common Name: Bucephalandra Brownie Adinda Buce ‘Brownie Adinda’ is a beautiful and versatile aquarium plant featuring green leaves wi...
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 detailsChristmas Moss on Fiber Mat
Plant Profile If you are looking to create a wall-to-wall green lawn in your aquarium, it is time to tree-t your scape to some holiday magic all se...
View full detailsBucephalandra Apple Leaf
Plant Profile Common Name: Bucephalandra Apple Leaf Buce ‘Apple Leaf’ is a stunning, low-tech aquarium plant prized for its unique teardrop-shaped ...
View full detailsAnubias Nana on Christmas Moss Tower
Plant Profile Delivering instant vertical structure and dual-plant texture, Anubias Nana on Moss Tower combines two beginner-friendly species into ...
View full detailsAnubias Minima on Christmas Moss Fiber Mat
Common Name: Anubias Minima on Moss Anubias Minima is a unique variety of Anubias. The leaves are long and slender with a bright green coloration....
View full detailsBucephalandra Starglitz
Plant Profile Bucephalandra ‘Starglitz’ is a small-leafed aquarium plant originating from the tropical jungles of Borneo, featuring leaves that gro...
View full detailsLudwigia Marilia
Common Name: Ludwigia Marilia Ludwigia Marilia originates from Marilia in the Brazilian states of Sao Paulo. Currently, the exact species of Ludwig...
View full detailsRotala Green Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Rotala Green is a classic and highly beloved aquatic stem plant native to the tropical waterways of Southeast Asia. Unlike standard R...
View full detailsRotala Narrow Leaf Sp. Red
Plant Profile Rotala Narrow Leaf Sp. Red is the ultimate cure for a boring, all-green aquascape. Featuring slender leaves that pack a punch of rich...
View full detailsWabi Kusa is the art of arranging different aquatic plants growing on a substrate medium in the shape of a ball. The term "wabi-sabi" in Japanese, means something that is natural yet imperfect in which one can find beauty. The simple elegance of nature and it's a tendency to stray from symmetry is the key to a beautiful wabi-kusa setup.
One of the best parts is how customizable it is! Go airy and minimal with a few texture-forward plants, or pack it in for a dense, lush “living sculpture” look. If you’re planning a wabi kusa aquarium, choose plants that match your light and humidity level, then give them time to settle as they adapt to their new growing style. Popular choices include echinodorus wabi kusa for its hardy, broad-leaf structure, and assorted stem plant wabi kusa for various color and texture shifts, which look amazing up close.
Check out all of the products you can use for your own wabi-kusa setup. Note that there will be a transition process necessary when working with aquatic plants. You can visit our blog article here for more information.