Our Regular Aquatic Plants

This plant was developed fom Echinodorus Cordifolius, it stays much smaller than the original form, growing only to 25cm. Emersed leaves are round with hairs on the leaf blades, submersed leaves are much narrower. This plant is very robust and has firm, solid leaves. A very beautiful plant and ideal for beginners.

Hemigraphis colored is a very decorative plant, with its leaves lanciformi. It reaches a maximum height of 15-20 cm. In order not to alter the equailibrio aquarium, it is recommended to keep only a few specimens of this plant. Hemigraphis colored marsh plant is a fast-growing, also suitable for terrariums. Given its high decorative value, it is excellent to decorate aquariums, although its duration is limited to a few months.

Hemigraphis Repandra Green, also known as Green Dragon's Tongue, is a perennial shrub that grows up to 10 inches in height if given the correct care. Its leaves are bright green in color and are rippled, providing an attractive texture in a terrarium-like setup that is comparable to a grassy plant with the potential to sprout small white flowers. This terrarium plant should be grown in bright, indirect light and in a substrate that is well-drained.

Hemigraphis colorata narrow leaf has similar colouring to the broad leaf variety. Its leaves have very jagged edges which makes it a very decorative plant for the aquarium. This plant is not as easy as the broad leaf to maintain and if it is not given enough light and nutrients it tends to drop its lower leaves and slowly lose condition. Hemigraphis colorata narrow can be propagated by taking cuttings.

Hygrophila polysperma (family Acanthaceae) is a very popular aquarium plant that is often planted in very large bunches. This is a very easy plant to maintain and can be made to grow really fast by providing good light and nutrients. This is an excellent plant for a new aquarium to help use up excess nutrients. Its propagation is very easy by cuttings and the more the plants are cut back the better they branch out to form bigger plants.

Hygrophilla siamensis (family Acanthaceae) has light green coloured leaves when grown in the aquarium. The internodes also shorten making the plant more compact .This is probably a variety of corymbosa. Grown emersed the plants leaves turn a dark almost blue green colour. These plants also send out many light blue flowers in winter when it is grown out of water. It propagates easily from cuttings and besides good lighting does not need any special requirements.

The Wisteria, also known as the Water Wisteria, is an undemanding, extremely attractive aquarium plant. The lace-like leaves vary in appearance under different conditions. If the water is colder, they will be small, and lobed in appearance, instead of pinnate. If insufficient light is provided, they will only be slightly pinnate.

The leaves are either homomorphic, all with one form, or heteromorphic, with different forms on one plant. Homomorphic leaves are always simple and entire. Plants with heteromorphic leaves generally have pinnately divided basal leaves with either filiform (feather-like) or linear segments, and undivided leaves higher on the stem.[6] The flowers have white to purple corollas with either 5 equal lobes or 2 lips. A lipped corolla has an erect, concave upper lip with two lobes, and a lower lip with 3 lobes. The flower has four stamens. Two may be staminodal, lacking pollen. The individual filaments of the stamens are united into pairs by a membrane. There is an inconspicuous nectar disc. Each flower yields at least 6 seeds.[6]