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A grass-like background crypt with crinkled narrow leaves.

A hardy midground plant with bright green to bronze leaves.

One of the smallest Cryptocoryne species, ideal for foreground carpeting.

A robust, broad-leaved crypt that resists melting.

A tall, grass-like Cryptocoryne perfect for the background.

A beautiful rosette plant with wavy, dark green to brown leaves.

A large, hammered-leaf crypt for tall background stands.

A compact, dependable green crypt closely related to lutea.

A popular rosette plant with ruffled leaves in various colors.

The classic easy green crypt for low-light midgrounds.

A prized pink cultivar crypt that needs light and CO2 to hold color.

A hardy red-brown rosette crypt that thrives in low to medium light.

A small, grassy crypt for foreground-to-midground carpets.

An aquatic sedge with long, flowing grass-like leaves.

A fine needle-leaved stem with orange-red tips.

A tiny, fast-spreading surface floater and nutrient sponge.

A fast-growing, undemanding alternative to Cabomba.

A very fast-growing, undemanding stem plant.

A beautiful bulb plant that shoots up arrow-shaped red and green leaves.

A hardy, grass-like plant that forms a thick foreground carpet.

A very small, clover-like carpeting fern.

A floating plant with fuzzy, rosette-shaped leaves and long roots.

A smaller red sword with bright red new leaves.

A striking sword plant with distinct red and brown spots on its leaves.