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Rotala RotundifoliaRotala Rotundifolia
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Rotala Rotundifolia

₹ 120

Hygrophila PinnatifidaHygrophila Pinnatifida
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Hygrophila Pinnatifida

₹ 220

Myriophyllum Tuberculatum (Red Myrio)Myriophyllum Tuberculatum (Red Myrio)
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Myriophyllum Tuberculatum (Red Myrio)

₹ 70

Rotala WallichiiRotala Wallichii
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Rotala Wallichii

₹ 90

Cabomba CarolinianaCabomba Caroliniana
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Cabomba Caroliniana

₹ 70

Bacopa CarolinianaBacopa Caroliniana
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Bacopa Caroliniana

₹ 120

Water Wisteria (Hygrophila difformis)Water Wisteria (Hygrophila difformis)
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Water Wisteria (Hygrophila difformis)

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Ludwigia RepensLudwigia Repens
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Ludwigia Repens

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I plant bunched stem plants?Cut away the lead or foil tie, then plant individual stems a few centimetres apart in substrate rather than as one dense clump — this gives each stem room to root and grow.
Do stem plants need CO2?Not always, but they generally need more light and nutrients than Anubias or Java Fern to grow well and hold tight internodes rather than getting leggy.
Why did my stem plants melt after planting?Emersed-grown leaves from the nursery often die back in the first week or two as the plant converts to submerged growth. This is normal, not a sign of failure.
How do I keep stem plants bushy instead of tall and leggy?Regular trimming — topping the stem and replanting the cutting — encourages side-shoot branching and a fuller look over time.