• Medium-sized Anubias
• Distinctive leaf structure
• Bright green coloration
• Young leaves light ochre-brown
• Robust and undemanding

• ADA Hygroryza aristatais commonly found in aquariums. Regular pruning is necessary to prevent it from overshadowing other plants beneath it. It is a beneficial addition to open-top aquariums as its roots serve as a shelter for young fish in rearing tanks.

• Also known as Rotala wallichii “Long Leaf”
• Magnificent, fine-leaved stem plant
• Resembling Rotala sp. “Nanjenshan”, but more reddish
• Rare in trade

• Highly decorative stem plant from tropical America
• Light green with slightly silvery shine
• Recommendable for soft water tank

• The most popular aquarium moss
• Can be used in many ways
• Undemanding
• Very nice on driftwood

• Bushy growth
• Fine-leaved
• LIght green to light pink hues

Lagenandra keralensis is a remarkable species from Kerala state in southwestern India that was scientifically described in 2001. It was until recently not at all known from cultivation, but surprisingly it is offered as tissue-cultured (in-vitro) plant by the Japanese company ADA.

Hydrocotyle Japan was made famous from frequent usage by famous aquascapers such as Takashi Amano. It is characterized by its clover-like leaves which can grow into compact bushes of green.

• Also known as Cryptocoryne lucens
• Relatively small green Crypt
• Robust and undemanding
• Narrow lanceolate leaves

• Also known as Cryptocoryne axelrodii
• Time-tested popular Crypt
• Leaves narrow lanceolate, with undulate margins
• Brown hues, dark marbling