Explore aquarium plants.

A fine-textured stem that creeps and can be trimmed low.

A fast, rootless tangle plant that's superb fry and shrimp cover.

A taller variety of hairgrass, great for midground or background.

The smallest carpeting plant available, forming a dense, bright green mat.

A low chain sword that spreads into a grassy carpet-like patch.

A compact chain sword with corkscrew-twisted leaves.

A rootless, fast-growing floating or stem plant.

A tiny-leaved creeping pennywort for foreground mats.

A fast-growing, creeping plant with clover-like leaves.

A low, dense hygro that grows outward as a midground bush.

A compact hygro with fine bronze-red leaves for high-tech tanks.

A hardy epiphyte fern that thrives attached to rocks or wood.

A versatile moss that provides excellent cover for fry and shrimp.

A variety of Java Fern with finely branched, lace-like leaf tips.

A hardy stem plant with thick leaves that smell like lemon when crushed.

A hardy grassy carpet, thicker-bladed than dwarf hairgrass.

An easy round-leaved stem with a bright, bushy look.

A slow, easy stem with round green leaves and purple undersides.

A fine needle-leaved ludwigia that flushes orange-red.

A fine-leaved ludwigia that bronzes under good light.

A demanding whorled ludwigia in vivid pink and orange.

A stunning but difficult whorled ludwigia in pink and red.

A creeping ludwigia with rounded pink-flushed leaves.

A stunning, intensely red stem plant that is surprisingly easy to grow.