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    Anubias Gracilis

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    West Africa is home of many Anubias, including this one. The 5-10cm big triangular leaves with long leaf stems make Aubias gracilis one of
    the most elegant. Its hardy and sturdy…

    £6.50
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    Cryptocoryne x willisii “nevillii”

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    This Cryptocoryne from Sri-Lanka used (mistakenly) to be called Cryptocoryne Nevillii, but this is the name of a species that has
    never been used in aquariums. Like many other Cryptocorynes, not…

    £5.99
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    Echinodorus ‘Aquartica’

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    Characteristics of the cultivar Echinodorus ‘Aquatic’ are its round, bright green leaves. Its compact (10-20cm), low growth makes it
    suitable as a decorative solitary plant. Slow growing and easy to care…

    £5.75
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    Hottonia Palustris

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    The stalk plant Hottonia from Asia and Europe is an unassuming and easy beginner plant. The many curved shoots with fanned
    and intensely light green leaves quickly create a close group.

    £5.99
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    Hygrophla lancet ‘Araguaia’ ( 1-2-Grow )

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    “Araguaia” is a river system in Brazil and it is under this name that the plant has become known.
    There are many signs, however, that the plant is Hygrophila Lancea from…

    £5.99
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    Lagenandra Meeboldii ‘Red’

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    This plant is originally from India and is quite similar to a medium-sized, broad-leaved Cryptocoryne. It can be used
    in the aquarium like Cryptocorynes, but needs sufficient light to develop colours.

    £5.99
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    Microsorum Pteropus ‘Windelov’

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    Microsrum Pteropus ‘Windelov’ is a patented variety of Microsorum Pteropus, names after Tropica’s founder
    Holger Windelov. Its finely branched leaf tips make it one of the most beautiful aquarium plants.

    £6.99