Amazon Frogbit, Limnobium laevigatum, Live Aquarium/Aquatic/Freshwater/Floating/Pond Plant/Planted Tank/Aquascaping/Paludarium by Aquarium Plant Center (6 Plants (18+ Leaves))

Plants came in all super healthy. I’ve had for a week and they’re thriving and already making new baby plants. Will definitely buy again from this seller if needed. :)

I received my batch alive, healthy and completely green, just as advertised. Some with roots, some without roots. This is my first floating plant and I love it. They have doubled in number and in size within a month. Definitely worth the price. I will be purchasing more plants from here in the future! Bonus: no parasites, no snails, all alive so no odor

Ordered twice from this vendor, first time ordered 6, they came in quick, a little rough looking but they came back to life after a week or 2 in the water, ordered 12 next time these took a longer time and looked a little worse than the first time, and got the same quantity than when I ordered 6, put them in the tank, within the week they had killed all the other floating plants and now I have none. Cannot recommend.

Plants arrived quickly and earlier than expected which made me so happy. They were packed well inside a damp paper towel and in a ziplock baggie. The paper towel was still very damp when it arrived and the plants all look very healthy. This is noteworthy because it has been in the high 80’s for the last few days. I bought from this seller last year and was pleased then too. These plants a rapid reproducers and help keep my small garden pond algae free.

Everything about this was awesome except I live in Arizona and it gets quite hot. They were packaged beautifully and showed up on time but they were brown from the heat. I’ll probably get some more but not during the summer.

There were a couple dead roots but the plants should be able to regrow just fine. Very healthy otherwise

These come in excellent shape and so happy to be able to add to my aquarium. Also arrived very promptly.

Plants were semi grown, still alive, just wish they would have been packaged with more mature plants