Hemianthus Callitrichoides Dwarf Baby tears Tissue Culture Vitro Cup Freshwater Live Aquarium Plants Decoration BUY2GET1FREE

Plants arrived fast and in good condition. Very green and healthy. I would recommend. I have not had any problems growing plants purchased in past from this Seller but, I don't know if this plant is easy to grow or not as I have just planted it and I have never tried to grow this plant in past. That is only reason I gave that question 3 stars. I will try to update review in month.

While it took a roundabout way of getting to me, it arrived alive. I personally didn’t like the gel it comes in, really hard to remove, i destroyed mine. I probably just didn’t have the right technique, so suggest a little guidance/instruction page to accompany plants, as not all of us a professional scapers, and are most definitely amateurs.

First of all, I have yet to find a company that has any type of buy two get one free deal. This is a great value especially considering most online retailers are charging $10 plus shipping per cup. I ordered four and received six. Every cup was packed with bright green and healthy looking plants and they arrived 2 days before they were expected. I docked the product a star because the plants had no visible root structure which leads me to believe they might not be a true tissue culture but rather cuttings in nutrient gel. That being said you’re still getting a great value IF you know what you’re doing. I’d recommend using the dry start method with these as the lack of roots will make it extremely difficult to anchor these in any type of substrate without considerable effort. To beginners, I’d recommend trying something easier like Monte Carlo. H.C. Cuba requires high light and C02 supplement with little exception. All in all I’d highly recommend this to experienced aquascapers looking to get a great head start on their aquariums carpet. The buy two get one deal is the best I’ve seen yet and the product arrives healthy and neatly packaged. These (cuttings) are ideal for the dry start method.

Plants arrived as a muddy mess. The smell was so bad when I opened them. Culture plants arrive dead.

Came in alive and doing great.

Total waste of 30 dollars. Completely dissapointed in this purchase. Thought id give it a chance bc of the good reviews and buy two get one free deal. When i got these plants they looked healthy and came in a timely fashion, however upon further inspection i realized these plants were just cuttings, they had no anchoring roots... i bought these dwarf tears with the intension of gluing them to my driftwood, which i have done before and has worked out great. Well i gave it shot and glued the peices onto the driftwood. After less than a week the plants had completely fallen apart and were floating around my tank and being sucked up by my filter. Im completely annoyed. Maybe if your getting these with the intentions of planting them in substrate where theyll have a chance to form roots maybe theyll do better. But as far as im concerned this was a worthless purchase. Youre better off going to an aquarium shop and buying these where they actually have roots and are established.

Received 1 day earlier than expected, had to leave them alone a couple days, but plants still were in excellent condition. Planted them using the dry start method. So far so good, plants are growing slowly and spreading. Definitely recommend. You will need a high light and good soil substrate in order to do the dry start method. Definitely recommend this product. Just to let you know, it does come with gel base, so you will need to wash it off before putting it in the substrate. 8/16 It has been a couple months now and the baby tears have almost covered the entire substrate, they even grew on the rocks where I had planted them, though they don't look as strong as those in the substrate. I added co2 and water and wow....they are starting to really take off. Definitely recommended. Just be very very patient if you go the dry start method. Don't rush.

The plants looked so good when they arrived. I planted them according to the instructions. I had the aquarium water tested before planting, it was good. Bought plants according to the light requirements. No animals in the tank. Gave some root tabs for support. 12 days later about 80% is brown. Not sure if any will survive.