Rubin Sword (the Red Monster)

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NOTE: The photos labeled "AS OF 4/3/25" is what the plant looks like right now that you will receive. 

Want a great looking contrast in the background of your aquarium?

Want a plant that will get about a foot tall and reward you with monster growth?

Say hello to the Rubin Sword.

The Rubin Sword is one of the many Sword variation developed by most likely Florida Aquatic Nurseries.   These plants come from crossing swords that have developed red colors until the red is the main game.  Perhaps this was done by a guy named Rubin? But I'm not sure.

NOW, HOW TO GROW a Rubin Swords?

Rubin Swords, Like ALL Amazon Sword types, are HEAVY Heavy Root Feeders.  I would argue of ALL of the aquarium plants available... SWORDS EAT THE MOST FROM THEIR ROOTS.     The Rubin Sword is no exception,

Naturally I recommend a Dirted Substrate and yes we do offer our own "Dustin's Dirt Packs."  but how ever you are going to feed your plants at their roots is key.  Root tabs aren't going to cut it in my opinion.  (I get my nutrients from a bowl of salad not a pill)

The brighter the lights you have on these plants, the better.

These plants have been growing underwater for over a week as of 4-23.  You will see one photo with extra color, that is a plant we found floating hence the wild growth and vibrant color

If you have a dirted tank and haven't tried a colorful sword, you don't know what you are missing.


Get one!

  

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David Fischer
Rubin Sword

I see why you call them “the Red Monster.” Very large and very nice!!

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Rick Osborn
RedMonster

Plant showed up in EXCELLENT condition. Great color and packaging is exceptional ! You guys are now my go to spot. Thank you

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Jeremy Logel
Rubin sword

Plant is larger than expected and very healthy. This will be my second sword plant I've gotten. Very pleased with both.

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Donna Hughes
Beautiful plant

Larger than I thought it would be!

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Zechariah Cooper
Perfect plants

Plant was larger then expected and had a really nice ball of roots on it.