Vallisneria Asiatica Biwaensis

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NOTE: The photos labeled "AS OF 7/24/26" is what the plant looks like that we are selling. 

"Hello my name is Dustin and I have a Val problem."

The first step is admitting the problem right?  I love Val and am on a quest to collect ALL of the varieties of Val. I have said it before and I'll sat it again. I would like val in my coffin if something happens to me.

Enter- The next Val. Val Asiatica Biwaensis.

What does it's name mean? I have no idea.  Something to do with Asia. Here is what we do know. It's pretty killer.

This Val is like a mix between Spiral Val (or Val Torta/ corkscrew) with the spiral leaves crossed with GIANT Val. 

Yep- it has a thicker and wider leaf to it with a neat spiral as well.

Because of the thicker leaves of this species of Vallisneria, it will take tad longer to grow back than a thin variety if they melt back.

 

Customer Reviews

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Brody Meredith
Planted tank

Very nice thank you

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Kevin Lee

Just received this plants today and they are beautiful, very satisfied, but they forgot to send my order of Java ferns and I sent a email for them to resend them but never herd back so now I don’t know what to do because I’m needing them now to finish all my scape.

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Gregory L Baum
Vallisneria Asiatica Biwaensis

The order for 1 netted 4 healthy looking stalks about 8 -9 inches tall and with decent roots. I trimmed away a few wilting strands and planted them the same day. Everything looking good so far and I am satisfied that I got a fair deal. Not the first time I have purchased from Dustin and have never been disappointed.

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Jessica Pert
Alive but not well

I think it's salvageable but it wasn't super healthy

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FrankS
Vallisneria Asiatica Biwaensis - arrived with several brown leaves

This one wasn't Dustin's best effort. It arrived with a lot of brown leaves and some leaves that were completely dead. I removed the worst ones and trimmed a few others. When I removed the rock wool, I saw roots that appeared to be healthy so, the plant will probably do fine after this initial setback.