[ 12+ Dwarf Water Lettuce + BONUS Plant! ] *B2G1* Live Aquarium Fish Pond Plant

Description

Buy 2 Get 1 Free!
Simply buy two, and a third order will automatically be added to your order. (You will get at least two unique bonus plants with the deal).
Includes Bonus Mystery Plants!
We ship an extra 1-2 mystery plants per order. If you buy 2, you will get 2 unique bonus plants (3, 4... etc).
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!
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Please message us in the rare chance your order arrives dead.
Dwarf Water Lettuce (
Pistia Stratiotes
)
Each order contains 12+ Dwarf Water Lettuce plus a bonus mystery plant!
Our Dwarf Water Lettuce are completely snail and pest free. Plant leaf size ranges from a dime to a half-dollar. Our Dwarf Water Lettuces are grown in slow moving, nutrient rich nurseries. Given clean water conditions, our Dwarf Water Lettuces have been proven to quickly multiply in your aquariums or ponds.
Dwarf Water Lettuces, with their long feathery roots, are exceptionally good at reducing algae, and detoxifying harmful Nitrates and Ammonia. They are very quickly multiplying. This is due to their ability to feed directly off the water column.
Many aquarists and pond users use these plants to help reduce both soft and hard algae in unbalanced tanks.
Shipping
Shipped Daily USPS First Class Mail. We may not ship on Friday or Saturday to prevent orders from being held over the weekend.
Shipping
: Shipped with USPS First Class only. Factors that may harm these plants, such as 95°+ temperatures, may melt the plant and please be mindful of your temperature when ordering. We reserve the right to hold shipments in times of low or high heat.
Arrival
: Shipment can be tough on plants, and it is normal for plants to arrive with some pale or yellow leaves. Once planted in a stable and healthy aquarium, they will rapidly recover and grow in a healthy and clean tank.
Amazon Frogbit is a robust, tough plant.
Live Guarantee:
In the very rare case that plants arrive dead, clear photos of the damaged plant in its original packaging must be taken within the same day of delivery. If plants are badly damaged from shipping, we will send you a replacement product or refund excluded the original shipping cost depending on the plant condition. Please follow these guidelines, or you will void our DOA policy.
Please not that our live guarantee does not cover any bonus or extra plants.
Planting
: For
Floaters, simply place them face up in position with adequate light and slow flow. Pluck off any outside yellowed leaves. *For pond users, make sure they are not exposed to direct sunlight for the first few days, and allow them to adjust in partial shade. Our plants are hardy, and will regrow quickly.
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Care Guidelines:
Temperature: 68° - 82°F
CO2: No
Lighting: Low
Growth Rate: Fast
Aquarium placement: Floating
Care: Easy
The Dwarf Water Lettuce is a double-sided plant for both the aquarium and the pond. It is known to be both instrumental as well as aesthetic at the same time. It not only helps in fighting algal bloom in the given environment, but it also helps in accentuating the overall décor of any given environment in which it is placed. It is popular among shrimp keepers as well since the long roots drape into the aquarium and provide plenty of coverage and bio film to the shrimp. Its also a fast growing plant that can absorb nitrates making it suitable for tanks with inhabitants that are sensitive to water parameters.
Pistia is a very rapid grower that needs to be managed if you don’t want the plant to overrun your aquarium. Take care not to allow the plants to completely cover the water surface by pinching off any plantlets or removing individual plants each week to keep a small gap between each one.
If the roots are allowed to reach the floor of the aquarium, they can get tangled in other plants or tank decorations. To keep root growth under control, remove the plants every two or three weeks and cut the roots, leaving about four inches of root remaining. Don’t worry; the plants will recover quickly and will come to no harm.
Note that, if the plants are dragged underneath the surface, they will die off.