Aquarium Plant Bundle for Colorful Planted Tanks, Seven Live Stem Varieties for Layered Aquascapes

Bring richer color and natural contrast to your planted aquarium using a coordinated bundle of seven live stem plant varieties. Shades ranging from crimson and burgundy to orange, bronze, and bright green give aquascapers a varied palette for Dutch-style, nature-style, or other colorful planted layouts.

Different leaf shapes, textures, growth habits, and colors make it easier to build visible layers rather than a flat wall of greenery. The assortment has moderate care needs and suits established planted tanks of 10 gallons or larger.

Key Features

• Seven complementary stem plant varieties take the guesswork out of selecting a coordinated assortment for one aquarium layout.
• Crimson, burgundy, orange, bronze, and bright green tones create clear contrast across the planted tank.
• Varied leaf shapes, textures, and growth habits add depth and visual interest when the plants are arranged in layers.
• Moderate-to-fast growth supports an evolving aquascape that can be shaped as the stems develop.
• Medium-to-high lighting and recommended CO₂ supplementation provide clear setup guidance for encouraging compact growth and stronger coloration.

Specifications

• Contents: Seven plant varieties in each bundle.
• Included varieties: Ludwigia Natans Super Red, Scarlet Temple, Ludwigia Ovalis, Ludwigia Repens, Rotala Indica, Pogostemon Stellatus "Narrow Leaf," and Mayaca Fluviatilis.
• Pack options: 1, 2, 4, or 8 plants of each variety.
• Difficulty: Moderate.
• Lighting: Medium to High.
• CO₂: Recommended for best coloration and compact growth.
• Growth rate: Moderate to Fast.
• Recommended aquarium size: 10 gallons or larger.
• Recommended pH: 6.5–7.5.
• Recommended GH: 4–8.
• Recommended KH: 2–5.
• Recommended temperature: 70–78°F.
• Growing conditions: Nutrient-rich planted aquarium.
• Natural variation: Coloration and size may vary according to lighting, nutrients, and growth stage.

For a layered result, place the taller species toward the back and transition gradually to shorter varieties toward the front. Consistent lighting, nutrients, and CO₂ supplementation can bring out deeper reds, fuller growth, and stronger overall color.