Salvinia Cucullata

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Salvinia Cucullata

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$5.00

Weight:

0.10 LBS

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( 5 product reviews )

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Product Description

Rare type of floating plant.

Under higher light the floating plants grows into a cone shape plant-lets like in the photo.

Price Per: 20+ small plant lets

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Product Reviews

awesome plants

Posted by Jeff walker on 29th Jun 2018

got a nice handful and its already taken over my tub i placed some in 2 other tubs and they are starting to get a-hold there. I am hoping i can keep this over the winter thanks much Han. cant wait for the next batch
Looks just like the pictures

Posted by Rob on 23rd May 2018

What an absolutely beautiful floating plant and its big enough not to worry about clogging skimmers. The roots are short and dark, my red cherry shrimp were on them by the next morning. I don't have great lights, but they started producing new leaves on the second day. I would highly recommend this plant for anyone looking for something better than duckweed or water spangles.
Interesting variety

Posted by Rob on 30th Mar 2018

I got a single portion of this salvinia variety last November to go in a Myanmar biotope tank. It came in looking great and covered probably a 6"x6" area. When it's under high light you get the cool cupping leaves. When its near the edges of the tank it looks more like regular salvinia but still very nice. I've definitely gotten some nice spreading from it though.
Beautiful Floaters!!

Posted by Irene on 31st Jan 2018

The Salvinia Cuculatta I received from Han was such a generous portion and very healthy!

The cone shaped leaves are beautiful and my Balloon Pearl Gouramis love them!
Good stuff

Posted by Whistling Badger on 29th Oct 2016

I received a very generous portion of healthy-looking plants, well-packaged for the weather.

As for the salvinia plants themselves, they are very interesting looking, with cone-shaped leaves and flowing, 1-2" roots. Can't wait to see how they grow out in my tank.