Top 5 Easy Aquarium Plants

5 of our favourite easy aquarium plants. Which is your favourite - let us know in the comments!
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Plant profile playlist - kzbin.info/aero/PLGvT7pWQs-infbxQME5PX1lXQEQv2l6BU Eleocharis parvula - tropica.com/en/plants/plantdetails/Eleocharisparvula(132C)/4572 Cryptocoryne wendtii 'Tropica' - tropica.com/en/plants/plantdetails/Cryptocorynewendtii%27Tropica%27(109E)/4564 Anubias 'Petite' - tropica.com/en/plants/plantdetails/Anubiasbarteri%27Petite%27(101H)/4554 Ludwigia palustris - tropica.com/en/plants/plantdetails/Ludwigiapalustris(035B)/4453 Echinodorus 'Bleherae' - tropica.com/en/plants/plantdetails/Echinodorusgrisebachii%27Bleherae%27(071)/4512 Inspirational layouts - tropica.com/en/inspiration/ MAKE YOUR AQUARIUM A SUCCESS Website rebrand.ly/tropica_website Instagram rebrand.ly/tropica_instagram Facebook rebrand.ly/tropica_facebook

[@lemonlizard1]

I've had all of these plants with one exception (I had eleocharis acicularis instead of parvula). In my experience, all of these were super easy to grow. Eleocharis grew quite slowly and ludwigia palustris had a thin stem, resulting in it being uprooted by our cories quite often. Java moss would be my favourite easy aquarium plant since it's fast growing and gives a great jungly vibe. The only downside is it can (and will) take over when given the opportunity. Avoid it if you have any carpeting plants since it could very easily outcompete them. Limnophila sessiliflora is great too. Extremely fast growing stem plant, super bushy and nice in colour. It's like a better cabomba

[@mnlifeandpets]

Very Beautiful all plan

[@mario_aquarist]

Nice video. My favourite lowtech plant is Rotala rotundifolia. I grow it without co2 and her colour is beautiful.

[@tomaskriz8820]

Krása, nádhera,co dodat překrásný barvy.

[@RedPandad]

I know noone will see this but i would really like a top 5 list of easy to grow mosses if that would be possible

[@sebosz]

Flame moss and creeping moss are easy to grow and look cool :)

[@r6zoar441]

Fissidens are my favourite but also love weeping moss for a bonsai scape

[@DaXdey]

Leptodictyum riparium as far the easiest and fastest growing moss.

[@woodworkerroyer8497]

Java moss and Christmas moss are both good. They aren't fast growers, but they are great for fry and shy fish to hide in.

[@ajproductions4363]

Your the top comment lol

[@LinusCello75]

One of my favs is Bucce (submergent variety)

[@fahn777]

My favorite low tech plant is Micranthemum micranthemoides, "pearlweed".

[@AussieAquatic]

All excellent plants, and experimenting with all plants is a large part of enjoying aquarium keeping. Java ferns are very hard to beat as my favourite easy to keep aquarium plant :)

[@fishp6148]

Nice video.Thank you

[@PaulZyCZ]

I prefer Eleocharis pu...err sp. Mini over Parvula. It's shorter. It might be tad more difficult. I've got both Anubias Barteri var. nana 'Bonsai' and Ludwigia Palustris 'Super Red' in my fishtanks. I'd add Java Fern, mosses. Rotalla Rotundifolia also grows easilly (even without CO_2). I almost lost all the Pearl weed and Java moss to hair algae when moving, but few stems were enough to regrow them. I used to have Cryptocoryne Affinis, but i like Cryptocoryne ×willisii Reitz even more (sold as C. Nevillii), which makes compact shrubs with 5 - 25cm leaves. Then there is a thin carpet of Marsilea hirsuta R. Br. in a non-CO_2 tank. It's even more interesting emerse, because then it grows four-leaf clovers.

[@meggrotte4760]

I got to stay I love any kind of Anubis and they have so many different styles. I would love to just create a tank with only different types of anubias I think it would be amazing. Nothing kills those plants

[@darrenderousse4804]

I want to try dwarf hair grass in my low tech 9 gallon fluval flex! I’ve tried Ludwigia palustris in it and it died back both times! I even started dosing 1ml every day like you suggested 🤣 guess I’m just not meant to grow palustris in that tank! My limnophilia hipporoides is doing great though! Thanks for the great info always!

[@miguelmartinezmaximiliano4230]

Muy buenas recomendaciones y manejo para un efectivo mantenimiento y manejo para muestras plantas en nuestro acuario gracias y que dios me los colme de mil bendiciones

[@waterlover]

Good tips

[@Dursunylmaz1-_.]

Nice video👍

[@kenjiro2676]

Easy to grow plants, Java fern, Java moss, anubias, bucephalandra, and cryptocoryne. All of these plants can grow well in low light and are low maintenance. You don’t need CO2 or heavy fertilizers, these will all grow happily in low tech without co2 or fertilizers. Cryptocoryne will appreciate some osmocote pellets in its root zone, but that is all there is too it.

[@rodswoodworking7151]

Do corydoras do well with carpet plants? Or do you need to leave access to the substrate for them?

[@aqua04031227]

Good Movie 🐟🐟🐟

[@WorldAquariumSingapore]

super beauty scape tank there, do show more on no co2 plants and for the soil after 2 to 3 years do you need to change all the soil?

[@TropicaAquariumPlants]

Hi. Thank you for your support, regarding the soil, as long as the water parameters and the tank are kept in check the soil will not need to be changed at all.

[@WorldAquariumSingapore]

@@TropicaAquariumPlants Coolest cheers friend

[@WorldAquariumSingapore]

@@TropicaAquariumPlants Need to add root tabs ?

[@VictoriaLeeCreates]

How am I just finding out you guys have a KZbin🤦 💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚

[@GeorgeFarmerStudios]

Keep up! 🙌💚

[@Hardworkingize]

I need to ask. I accendentaly washed the substrate but used it anyway. Its under 3cm of gravel. Will it work anyway

[@mikeinca3762]

Great video from Tropica and who better to narrate than the man himself George Farmer! If your just getting into aquascaping definitely check out his KZbin channel and his other social media sites. Tons of information and tips for the aquascaping hobbyists! He was one of the first that I watched when I started a few years ago. He is definitely the elite in the Aquascaping hobby! Oh, and he has a book too!!! Check it out!

[@kabirthepunjabi]

6:47 any info on this tank?

[@jeffluke5961]

Dwarf hairgrass is #1 on this list?? Love the vids and all the beautiful tanks but c'mon, hairgrass is not beginner friendly. Switch it with dwarf sagg and I'm on board.

[@muhammadhafizsafwanjamalud9303]

Hi George, is tropica specialized fertilizer enough for my tank? And if there is any product need to be use together for a best result, if you dont mind to share your fert regime. Tq really appreciate it 😅

[@edstaart8548]

Hi George, You know so many plant names but the Cryptocorine is called after mr Wendt( say Went) not Wendet,sorry but Tropica agrees ,it is one of your favorites right,you might want to pronounce it right? Just trying to help

[@kairunissahameed2943]

Please reply Can you say some plants for a 30cubic centimeter nano tank Non co2 Epiphyte and plants that grow in soil Pls reply

[@fabulously695]

Trying to remember what It was I bought years ago as it grew well, did Eleocharis parvula used to be in the 1-2 grow range in 2010-2012 time period? I don't remember it having as long a name as the current Eleocharis 1-2 grow

[@toothpicdinosaur3777]

Where is the "dwarf" part in dwarf hair grass? Mine is 18" tall.

[@TropicaAquariumPlants]

Hi Bill, some specimens might go a bit crazy; it also depends on the aquarium conditions.

[@denniswalhout7721]

What is the name of the carpet plants at 0:40-0:44?

[@sebosz]

check out staurogyne repens and glossostigma elatinoides

[@zududeditor4576]

Masyaallah

[@anirbanmandal383]

Bacopa caroliniana is a way easier plant than ludwigia and I would any day prefer tenellus over hair grass. Otherwise this is an useful video thanks.

[@no-knickers-emma1112]

Have to agree with you on that. Ludwigia isn't easy in my opinion. My list would be different. Tried and tested.

[@mr-mrsknow-it-all2998]

Hair grass is not a fast grower, it's a very slow grower. 3 months I've had mine and not much new shoots. My love grass however, was a solid carpet within a month.

[@Itagain2day]

Dwarf hair grass is not easy.

[@xisotopex]

maybe its my sound, but your voce is very deep and muffled sounding... it may benefit to have a high pass filter on the narration...