All You Need To Know About Bulb Plants - Aqua Essentials

All You Need To Know About

Bulb Plants

Aquarium Bulb Plants

Aquarium Bulb Plants

 The beauty of aquarium bulbs! Colours that range from greens to reds, beautiful and very popular these aquarium plants need so little to survive. High light, low light they do great. We send these bulbs without leaves because they ship better and adapt quicker into your tank. When they grow, aquarium plant bulb leaves come in various shapes and texturessome are wavy, crinkled, thick and curly. The aquatic plants can and generally do grow rapidly and will decorate a planted aquarium in no time. When you decide where you want your aquatic plant bulb to go, simply drop it into place and it will soon anchor down. If you bury the bulb, it will rot. You can place a small amount of substrate around it to these stunning aquarium plants in place.

Nymphaea lotus Bulb

 A beautiful bulb that develops with lovely brown/red leaves. These will reach to the surface of your aquarium making them particularly useful for tall aquariums.

Aponogeton madagascariensis Bulb (Lace plant)

 Commonly known as Madagascar

Lace leaf this beautiful bulb truly develops into a wonderful plant. The leaves have a lattice texture and can vary in size depending on its origin.

Aponogeton henkelianus Bulb

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Originating from Madagascar the Aponogeton henkelianus Bulb is a beautiful center piece for your tank. This bulb has bright green leaves that are much slimmer than other Aponogeton's.

Nymphaea stellata Bulb

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A beautiful bulb that develops with lovely brown/red leaves. These will reach to the surface of your aquarium making them particularly useful for tall aquariums. Similar to Nymphae lotus, but the leaves are more pointed as opposed to rounded.

Aponogeton longiplumulosis Bulb

 Originating from Madagascar the Aponogeton longiplumulosis Bulb is a beautiful centre piece for your tank. This bulb has bright green leaves that are scalloped and decorative. The olive green leaves can grow up to 60cm given the right conditions.

Nymphoides aquatica bulb (Banana plant)

 Banana plants are a popular choice in planted aquariums, often used as filler or specimen plants due to their unique shape. To plant them, one-third of their larger, banana-shaped roots should be buried in gravel. The plant will also produce normal-shaped roots.

Aponogeton

ulvaceus Bulb (Compact aponogeton)

 Originating from Madagascar the Aponogeton ulvaceus Bulb is a beautiful centre piece for your tank. This bulb has bright green vellum-like, heavy crimpled leaves. The older bulbs can grow up to 50 leaves given the right conditions!!!!

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