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Tropica Hottonia palustris

€6,95
The Hottonia stem plant from Asia and Europe is an undemanding and easy plant for beginners. Its numerous shoots
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Tropica Hydrocotyle tripartita

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Hydrocotyle tripartita comes from Southeast Asia and will grow as a ground cover, reaching 5 to 10 cm in height. It is
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Tropica Hygrophila lancea “araguaia”

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"Araguaia" is a river located in Brazil, which gave its name to this stemmed plant. However, many
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Tropica Hygrophila odora

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Tropica Hygrophila pinnatifida

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Tissue culture aquarium plant in a sealed cup. The Indian Hygrophila pinnatifida displays lobed leaves in aquariums
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Tropica Hygrophila serpyllum

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Tropica Juncus repens

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Juncus repens is native to the marshy areas of southeastern North America. This herbaceous plant is rather undemanding
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Tropica Leptodictyum riparium

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Leptodictyum riparium is a slender, upright moss that tolerates both high and low temperatures. Leptodictyum riparium is often
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Tropica Lilaeopsis brasiliensis

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South American Lilaeopsis brasiliensis can become very dense, but a truly "turfying" effect cannot be achieved
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Tropica Limnobium Laevigatum

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Tissue-cultured aquarium plant in a sealed cup. A decorative, floating South American plant, particularly suited to uncovered aquariums. Its height
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Tropica Littorella uniflora

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Littorella uniflora is an easily recognizable plant in the aquarium. It grows wild on the banks of lakes in
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Tropica Lobelia cardinalis “mini”

€6,95
Sometimes plants surprise us by suddenly deviating from their normal growth pattern. This is called a
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