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- Relatively low Echinodorus cultivar
- Deeply dark red with lighter nerves
- Broadly elliptic leaves
- Undemanding
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- Robust, undemanding Cryptocoryne species
- Forms a broad, bushy clump
- Narrow, lanceolate leaves
- Olive-brown tones, wavy leaf margins
- Recommended for the midground
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- Medium-sized Echinodorus wild type
- Solitary plant also for smaller tanks
- Develops many durable leaves
- Undemanding
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- Also traded as Echinodorus "Purpurea"
- Small, very decorative swordplant
- Contrasting dense blotch pattern
- About 15 cm high
Out of stock
- Deeply dark red swordplant
- Also suitable for smaller tanks
- Strong colour accent in the midground
Out of stock
- Also known as Echinodorus cordifolius 'Mini'
- Small, light green swordplant
- Ovate to cordate leaves
- Recommendable for nano tanks
- Undemanding
In stock, only 8 left
- Red colour
- Narrow-leaved
- Also suitable for small aquariums
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- Also labeled Echinodorus 'Harbich Red'
- Low growing swordplant cultivar
- Dark green to ruby tones
- Forms a rosette of numerous leaves
In stock, only 9 left
- Yellow-green, pink and dark green tones
- Leaf rosette approximately 20 to 40 cm high
- Elongate leaf shape
- Wavy leaf edge
- Easy and fast-growing
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- Large solitary plant with variegated leaves
- Longish, heart-shaped leaves
- Easy and fast growing
- Also suitable as half-emersed plant in open tanks