Red Root Floater (Wow Floating Plant) Phyllanthus Fluitans (GREEN/Red ON TOP)
STOP: The photos labeled "AS OF 11.02.22" is what the product that we are selling currently looks like. (The are actually more redish than this , but this is close)
Want a punch of EASY Red?
Want a plant that absorbs nitrates quickly?
Want a SUPER Fast Grower?
Enter Red Root Floaters! (Phyllanthus Fluitans)
Like Most floating plants.... Red Root floaters grow like CRAZY. (Floating plants get MORE light than regular plants and because they are ABOVE the water line get WAY more CO2...ala Super fast growth) How fast do red root floaters grow? They grow so fast USDA did a study and found them able to grow in the wild in south Florida.
So yes- this is an EASY PLANT.
10-15 leaves is a portions. Portion size is the first photo with the ruler.
These are RED PLANTS for us as we use this thing called the sun. Under lower light conditions these plants will turn a more green look. The RED comes with high light.
NO CO2 so special anything needed BUT LIGHT.
NOTE: We do our best not to ship this with any other pest plants but you might get a piece of Azolla accidentally in with it. LOOK OVER your plants before you put them in your tank.
THIS IS A STEAL for only $12.95. Buy them ONCE and soon you'll be passing them out to your friends with over flow!
Customer Reviews
The red root floater is beautiful. It already has long beautiful trailing roots. There was a generous amount. I can add some to my 5 gallon and some to my 36 gallon. I will definitely putchase from here again.
These are just a few of the good amount I was sent. Spread them out amongst my tanks to see where they do the best. But they came in really red.
The plants looked very good and healthy. I have ordered red root floaters from other online sellers and these looked the best.
I got 2 orders of these to top off my 15 and 30 gallon tanks I could have gotten away with just 1 because you receive so many. Came in beautiful, non I had to really clean up and 0 I had to trash anytime after putting them in.
The floaters are soaking in the tank but separating. Don’t know why , but it seems they got to dry