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Swords
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This sword grows very large and can be too big for smaller aquarium. Groth is relatively slow, however. Spreading is by shoots. Due to its large size, this sword
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Brazilian Swords, like other larger swords, work best as background plants due to the wide area they will encompass as they grow.
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Radican Sword plants have long sturdy stems and large, oval shaped leaves. They are uniform and bright green in color. Radicans are hardy once the roots are established, growing
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Brazilian Swords are extremely hardy, slow growing plants with an average height of 15-24 inches. Available in different sizes choose the one that best fits your tank and needs.
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Radican Swords have large broad leaves that are rounded at the tips. The maximum height of this plant is around 24 inches but they will usually stop growing once
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Amazon sword plants are the most frequent plant found in home aquariums today. Their large, tall, spear-like leaves help to fill in large areas of a tank and still
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Th small almost grasslike Chain Sword ideal for a foreground cover. Sprays of tiny white flowers frequently appear once established.
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Amazon Sword plants are the most frequent plant found in home aquariums today. Their large, tall, spear-like leaves help to fill in large areas of a tank and still
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Tall, wide leaves green to maroon in coloration; hardy plant that provides beautiful color contrast as a mid-ground or background plant. This plant slowly grows to an average height
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The Amazon compacta sword is one sword that does stay shorter than some of its larger relatives. They do well as a mid-ground plant and need moderate to high
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Radican Marbled Queen Sword plants are very attractive plants. They have large broad green leaves that have white spotted patterns throughout them. Their average height when sold are between
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Long, ruffled spear-like leaves; good mid to background plant. This plant slowly grows to an average height of 11.5-18 inches.
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