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Dwarf Aquarium Lily (Bulb Only)

Dwarf Aquarium Lily (Bulb Only)

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About This Species

Dwarf Aquarium Lily is a beautiful bulb plant that originates from India. They have reddish leaves and are relatively small (height of less than 5 inches), which makes it a great foreground or midground plant. This listing for the bulb only.

Care for them is relatively simple, but the bulb must not be buried or it will rot. Place the bulb on the surface of the substrate and the bulb will sprout after a few days. If it has not sprout after a week or so, rotate the bulb so that the bulb side that was on the substrate now faces the surface.

They do not require high light and are extremely hardy plants that can grow in a variety of water conditions

Skill Level: Easy

Light: Low Light

Requires CO2: No

 

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  • 4 stars: 1 (13%)
  • 3 stars: 1 (13%)
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Anonymous
Seems fine

Seems fine, we will find out with time

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Anonymous
Plant order

The plants arrived alive and well packaged.

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Brian

Exactly as described. I threw it in the aquarium and am waiting for sprouting to start.

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Ales

Got the bulb about a month ago. It never started to grow at all and started to develop a pretty bed smell very quickly and eventually the smell got really bad and started making the water really dirty really quick. Quite disappointed considering all the reviews were really good

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Travis

Mine arrived with some sprouts growing already! Proof of life (I knew I wasn’t dropping a dead stump in my aquarium). And helped me know which way to plant it.

More fun to watch it grow from the bulb like this.

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David R. West

It sank, it grew, its perfect!

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George Strampher

Great bulbs that are sending out shoots and roots already...

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Joanne McCauley

I haven't had any luck getting these to do their thing...sigh!! Great delivery though. And the bulbs are huge. Just no signs of life..yet