Overview: Lilaeopsis brasiliensis is a beautiful compact slow-growing plant that originates from South America and belongs to the family Apiaceae. When the right parameters are given, it gives a lawn effect to the tank that multiplies its beauty. It can grow up to 7 cm tall with high light intensity. You can grow Lilaeopsis brasiliensis simply as a foreground plant or place it everywhere to give a lawn look. Apart from aquariums, Lilaeopsis brasiliensis is also grown in garden ponds for increasing the aesthetics. Since it can tolerate low salt concentrations, you can go for it even for brackish aquariums. Mostly the aquarists use Lilaeopsis brasiliensis as it is a grass-like ground covering plant. It is easily adaptable to varied water conditions; therefore, it is easy to maintain and take care of. Advantages: There are multiple benefits of having a tissue cultured variant of Lilaeopsis brasiliensis as the risk of pest infestation becomes negligible. Many times plants bought from pet stores bring pests with them that can hamper the growth of other plants. It is the reason why choosing tissue cultured Lilaeopsis brasiliensis will ensure better results over normal Lilaeopsis brasiliensis plants. Once you buy the tissue cultured plant, make sure to maintain water parameters within the prescribed range for its best growth. Light and other requirements: Lilaeopsis brasiliensis is not a very high demanding aquarium plant. It requires medium light intensity and a medium level of carbon dioxide. Excess of both these may hamper the growth of the plant. Lilaeopsis brasiliensis grows not more than 5 cm under suitable conditions. It is the reason why aquarists find it suitable for nano tanks. You can also use it for foreground and as ground cover. The temperature tolerance of this plant ranges from 20 to 28 degrees Celsius. 2 - 14°dKH carbonate hardness and 0 - 30°dGH general hardness is considered perfect for the proper growth of Lilaeopsis brasiliensis. pH Requirements: The plant can thrive well under the pH requirements ranging between 5.5-7.0. How to Use: The plant type is stolon. You can use Lilaeopsis brasiliensis for creating a lawn look in the tank. Since it grows not more than 5 cm, make sure to place the plant a few centimetres apart from tall plants so that it can get enough light for its growth. Propagation can be done through runners, Splitting, cutting off daughter plants. Care: Remove the tissue culture gel from the plant before introducing it to the tank. Clean it thoroughly with water and remove the gel with a soft brush or your hands. The gel may bring slight changes in the water parameters. Therefore, make sure it is completely removed from the plant before burying in the substrate.

Overview: Rotala rotundifolia' Blood red' belongs to the Lythraceae family and is native to Southeast China. True to its name, the intense red color of the leaves is what makes it extremely attractive among aquatic plants. Even though 'Rotala' means 'plant with round leaves,' this variety is an exception due to long and narrow leaf patterns. The plant is bushy and has 15 to 30 long stems that are 2 to 3 cm wide. Since it attains a bushy structure, regular pruning is necessary to allow light to reach the lower leaves. Unlike most other Rotala species, 'blood red' is undemanding. All it requires is high light conditions to bring flashy red color to its leaves. It is a fast-growing aquatic plant, suitable as a mid-ground or background plant. It brings stunning contrast with other green species in the tank and performs well under good water conditions. Rotala rotundifolia' Blood red' can be propagated through head cuttings or side shoots. Advantages: Tissue culture aquarium plants are superior in quality compared to normal plants as they are developed in-vitro conditions. They are devoid of pests and infestations that can harm an already-established tank. Adding the tissue cultures version of Rotala rotundifolia' Blood red' is safe and risk-free. Care: Rotala rotundifolia' Blood red' is a stem plant with a medium to fast growth rate. It attains good height (15 to 30 cm) under proper water conditions. The ideal temperature for 'blood red' is 22 to 28 degree Celsius. Additional carbon dioxide and macro and micronutrients through water will help it flourish faster. Light requirements:  To develop bright red colors, this species of Rotala requires strong light conditions. Even though it can develop well in moderate lightning as well, only strong light will help it develop flashy red color. pH requirement: 6 to 7.5 is the perfect pH range for its survival. Other requirements: Rotala rotundifolia' Blood red' grows vertically and attains bushy growth; therefore, to keep it compact, regular trimming is essential. You can use the trimmed sections of the plant for propagation.

Overview: A beautiful creeping aquatic plant, Rotala "Hi Red", is loved by aquarists. It is originated in South East Asia. The soft stems and the creeping lumps that they form give an exotic look to the aquarium. Rotala is one of those aquarium plants that you can easily spot in most of the tanks. Since they are low demanding and easy to maintain, people often prefer to grow Rotala and increase the beauty of their aquariums. Although there are different variants of Rotala, this one is red in colour, making it unique and special. If you want to play with colours in your tank and bring some aquascaping by introducing some colourful plants, Rotala "Hi Red" is the best choice. With the right water parameters, the plant exhibits its original red colour. Advantages: There are multiple benefits of having a tissue cultured variant of Rotala "Hi Red" as the risk of pest infestation becomes negligible. Many times plants brought from pet stores bring pests with them that can hamper the growth of other plants as well. It is the reason why choosing tissue cultured Rotala "Hi Red" will ensure better results over normal Rotala plants. Once you buy the tissue cultured plant, make sure to maintain water parameters within the prescribed range for its best growth. Bunnycart is the best place to buy tissue cultured Rotala "Hi Red" plant. Light and other requirements: Rotala "Hi Red" requires specific water parameters to show its true colour. It requires high light intensity and a high level of carbon dioxide for the best growth. Rotala "Hi Red" is a fast-growing creeping perennial aquatic plant that can be used as a mid-ground or background plant. To encourage colouration, a well-lit condition and no shading is the best. High phosphate levels, lean nitrate levels and heavy micronutrients dosing will ensure bringing out intense colour. You can make things exciting by varying these water parameters and getting various shades from pink to yellow. pH Requirements: The plant can thrive well under the pH requirements ranging between 5.5-7.5. How to Use: Rotala "Hi Red" is a red creeping perennial whose soft branches from low creeping lumps and increase the beauty of the tank. The stems are 2 cm wide. You can use it as a mid-ground or background plant. It is a fast-growing, high demanding plant so keep in mind to provide all the requirements in the right range. As far as propagation is concerned, prune the plant by snipping off the stem and replanting it into the soil. You can also prune by discarding the rooted portion and planting the top portions into the substrate. Care: Remove the tissue culture gel from the plant before introducing it to the tank. Clean it thoroughly with water and remove the gel with a soft brush or your hands. The gel may bring slight changes in the water parameters. Therefore, make sure it is completely removed from the plant before burying in the substrate.

Overview- The beautiful and striking yellow and red tips of Bacopa caroliniana give it its peculiar name, Bacopa Yellow Flame. The plant is a result of selective crossing that results in such a pretty leaved aquatic plant, suitable for growing in aquariums. Bacopa is not a fast-growing plant, which makes its stem thicker than that of other stem plants. Additionally, the leaves have a rubbery texture, making it a hardy aquarium plant. Its care level is easy, and it is perfect as a midground or foreground plant.   Advantages- The tissue culture variant of Bacopa Yellow Flame is developed in in-vitro conditions, making it free from pests and other microorganisms that can create havoc in an already established tank. Therefore, having a tissue culture variant of Bacopa Yellow Flame is the right choice for experts as well as beginners.   Care- The plant requires a temperature between 20°-28°C. It is advised to prune Bacopa Yellow Flame regularly to maintain a bushy appearance and prevent excessive vertical growth.   Light requirements- It grows well under medium to bright light conditions. Such lighting will help the leaves to form a bright yellow color. Low light conditions will fade the vibrant, bright yellow coloration.   pH requirement- The pH requirement of Bacopa Yellow Flame is 6 to 8.   Other requirements- The plant doesn’t require additional carbon dioxide; however, adding it will only help the plant to grow well. At the same time, a nutrient-rich substrate will ensure profuse growth and development of Bacopa Yellow Flame.

Overview: Eleocharis montevidensis is an amazing green grass stolon aquatic plant suitable for aquariums. It is also popular with names like Giant Hairgrass and Sand Spikerush. Being a low-maintenance plant, it is beginner friendly and is not very demanding. It grows densely, where the height of different straws may grow up to 20- 40 cm; therefore, using it as a background plant is the right choice. Regarding thickness, it is only a few millimeters thick, growing openly. Due to its varied height and flashy green color, it is perfect for creating an attractive aquascape with different depths and hues. Since Eleocharis grows through runners, regular trimming is an essentiality. Advantages: Tissue culture aquarium plants are superior in quality compared to normal plants as they are developed in-vitro conditions. They are devoid of pests and infestations that can harm an already-established tank. Adding the tissue cultures version of Eleocharis montevidensis is safe and risk-free. Care: Eleocharis is a hardy plant, so it will survive unless you have provided it with nutrient-rich water. It will thrive well under the temperature range of 15 to 22 degrees Celsius. Under the right water parameters, this plant will flourish and may grow to a very impressive height, reaching the water's surface. Since it is a tall grass plant, it is suitable for medium to large aquariums. There is no need to supplement extra carbon dioxide to Eleocharis; however, providing it will hasten its growth, and you may see the grass getting taller than expected in a shorter time. Light requirements: Eleocharis requires moderate light conditions to develop flashy green color leaves. pH requirement: It can range between 6 and 9. Other requirements: Eleocharis generally do not need any specific requirements as it is undemanding, but including nutrients and basic fertilizers will aid in its growth. Carbon dioxide supplementation will hasten the growth, making the plant attain good height and structure with bright green colors. With proper water conditions, Eleocharis will cover larger areas and provide enough hiding places. Make sure to avoid extreme water parameters.