Aquarium Plants

Water sprite is one of the easiest set-and-forget plants I’ve ever encountered. If you’re on the hunt for some, it also goes by Indian water fern, water fern, or scientifically as Ceratopteris thalictroides. Regardless

Caring for Christmas moss is tricky, but we’ll give you the low-down on fertilizers, lights, substrate, and everything else you need to be successful with it.

Most people will tell you Amazon swords are easy to take care of, grow fast, and they’re basically bulletproof… so why do so many people have problems?

Bacopa caroliniana grows everywhere – from soil to sandy aquariums, and there really isn’t a condition it won’t thrive in.

Moneywort is easy to care for, easy to propagate, and super versatile – probably more so than you think! But is it the same as creeping Jenny?

Struggling to grow dwarf baby tears? Can it carpet without CO2? What about the best lights and fertilizers? We’ll tell you everything you need to know.

Guppy grass is a fast-growing plant that removes heavy metals, toxins, ammonia, nitrite, and nitrates from the water while producing oxygen and hiding places for fry.

Water wisteria is a fast-growing plant that’s great for ammonia, nitrates, and nitrites, providing shelter, algae control, and has anti-microbial properties.

Java Fern can withstand the likes of African cichlids, snails, and even those with the blackest of thumbs.