Echinodorus mix

Current Reviews: 24 | Add Your Review | 6 answered questions

Stock: 21 units in stock
Model: P2020547
Origin: Cultivated

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Description

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Echinodorus mix could be any of the Echinodorus species - it really is chance which one you will receive. Almost like a lucky dip. This is one of the reasons they have become so popular as it's the surprise element people like!

Easy to grow and ideal for beginners, these plants are perfect from creating big impact to your aquarium. Might be a big or small Echindorus - our choice!

Customer reviews

by Susan B. on 24/9/2019

Good sized plant really healthy

by BRIAN N. on 10/1/2019

very happy with plants I ordered

by Tajinder N. on 15/10/2018

Good plant to have when you have Barbs, in your aquarium.

by BRIAN L. on 3/4/2018

GOOD PLANTS EXELENT CONDITION AND DELIVERY SERVICE

by Margaret P. on 12/1/2018

Lovely strong plants

by JIm S. on 17/10/2017

Excellent Plant Very Pleased ,good qualitey

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Guest

09/21/2012 12:11:42

What is the max height to which the echinodorus mix will grow?

Staff

09/21/2012 12:33:37

Impossible to say as these are a mix of different echindorus plants

Guest

11/15/2012 16:47:30

Hi are there any plants the fish won't eat, they are demolishing my new plants

Staff

11/15/2012 19:43:56

They are reasonably robust. Try a Microsorium - they won't eat that !

Guest

05/14/2013 23:03:03

what is the echinodorus in the picture for this mix?

Staff

05/15/2013 08:09:33

it's a mature ozelot green I think

Guest

12/17/2013 14:27:22

Instead of planting the whole of the plant can I cut the stems of from the main root and place the all around my aquarium or does the plant have to stay and be planted together as shown in the picture?

Staff

12/17/2013 15:50:19

Sadly not - echinodorus cannot be split

Guest

01/11/2016 16:11:25

Hi, just received these last week and in excellent condition - thanks! Would just like to know if you would recommend taking them out of their plastic pots and the yellow stuff that's around their roots? Also, if there is any other basic advice to help keep them healthy? (sorry, new to all this)

Staff

01/11/2016 18:00:56

Yes always remove from plastic pots and tease away the rockwool.

Have a look on our blog for tips and tricks on how to get the best from your plants. www.aquaessentials.co.uk/blog

Guest

06/23/2020 15:09:42

Can these do well being attached to stones on wood or better fully planted?

Staff

06/23/2020 15:16:20

best planted