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Lace Leaf Wisteria

$8.95
$8.95
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Goes well with

At a glance

  • LightMedium
  • Extra CO2No extra CO2 needed
  • Care levelEasy
  • Planted in the bottom
  • Floating on the surface

Live Arrival Guarantee

Plants can look tired after a trip. Give them up to 15 days to settle, and if one arrives damaged, send us photos.

How it works
  • Ships within the US
  • Real help from real keepers

About this plant

Bring soft, fern-like texture to the aquarium layout with Lace Leaf Wisteria. This adaptable Water Wisteria can be planted or floated, making it a flexible choice for leafy cover.

Is this right for me?

A manageable plant option when you can provide the light and placement listed below. Follow the planting steps rather than burying every plant in gravel.

How to place and care for it

Remove the bunch weight and packing foam. Plant the stems in aquarium gravel or plant soil, or let them float. Trim long stems and replant suitable cut pieces.

Light and placement

Light: Medium aquarium lighting. Place it: Planted in the bottom; Floating on the surface. No extra CO2 needed. CO2 means carbon dioxide, a gas plants use to grow. Adding extra CO2 needs separate aquarium equipment.

What you get

Sold as a bunch; remove packing materials before placement.

A closer look

Water Wisteria (Hygrophila difformis).

Remove the bunch weight and packing foam. Plant the stems in aquarium gravel or plant soil, or let them float. Trim long stems and replant suitable cut pieces.

Why Tails & Fin

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Good to know

Questions beginners ask us

Still have questions? Contact us, we are happy to help.

Start small with hardy species: a few cherry shrimp or nerite snails, plus moss and low-light plants. They are forgiving while you learn, and we are happy to help you plan the first week.