1-Pack Aquarium Mini L-eaf G-r-a-s-s, not Plastic Artificial

I didn't follow any instructions from the video. I just soaked the seeds for about three minutes in a cup of water and then dumped them in the tank, swirling my driftwood around it. I keep the tank light on for about 8 hours a day, and they started growing in about three days. This is now about a month and a half in. Also, I'm fairly certain the name of this plant is colloquially known as pearlweed. It is a weed, grows everywhere, but makes a great carpet and sucks up the nitrates from the tank just like every other plant! My cherry shrimp love hiding in it.

Don’t buy this it’s a scam. After 10 days with growing light not one sprout out off 3 bags. Tried to contact seller and you get stuck in a chat loop. Lost the money of the seeds and over $50 of ground soil.

I was skeptical about ordering aquarium grass online, but this purchase has completely transformed my fish tank into a stunning underwater oasis!Within a short time, it had flourished into a lush, green carpet that looks absolutely breathtaking. My betta fish is clearly enjoying exploring its new environment, gracefully gliding through the blades. Even my snail seems to have found a new appreciation for life, happily munching on algae while nestled in the grass.It's amazing how such a simple addition has created such a natural and calming ambiance. I can't recommend this product enough to fellow fish enthusiasts. It's a must-have for any aquarium!

The product did take longer than expected to seed. But that is always variable depending on substrate, moisture, and temperature. The photos go from 1 week, 2.5 weeks, 1 months. Do note that you may have some seed failures, remove them when possible to reduce the chances of a mold outbreak.Pro: Luscious and dense carpeting aquarium plant. Currently, the plants seem to be fairly low maintenance and can handle a variety of lighting.Cons: Don't truly know which species this is exactly.

When I put the seeds in (purified) water, some kind of slime they were coated with made them suspend in the water. (See photo) There were no directions, or even label on the packet. Needless to say, nothing grew from them.

After 2 weeks I had 2 succesful small glass containers going the small leaf. Make sure to water regularly and have good lighting. After 3 weeks a mushroom like plant sprouted in one contained.

Was really excited about it but nothings happened. Tried two ways there’s a weird film around the seeds don’t know if I have to wash them off or what haha

Growth is great after adding the water to the tank