2 x Live Plants for aquascaping, mosses, Fern, Tropical Aquatic Plants in Ceramic Weights (Althernanthera Cardinalis)

Every order I’ve made with this company has been a very positive experience!Plants are always very healthy looking. Zero issues once added to the tank.Issues with this particular plant is that the aquarium are devouring it, they eat more of this than any other plant.I’m finding it difficult to get it t root.It seems to constantly escape the substrate, any ideas to keep in place would be great?It needs a LOT of light to keep the coloursBut everyone comments on how great the tank looks with this added. It really does look beautiful.One negative is that it is taking so long to root that the stem which goes beneath the substrate rots, so they’re getting shorter every few days.I have one piece so far which has rooted and that looks great, but it did end up being reduced to an inch or so.So pleased we get so many stems of this so that it’s not as disappointing when one rots or the fish eat it all.Research shows that once it has everything it needs and it’s rooted, it grows quickly? So I’m assuming I will be able to multiply stems as it grows. I’ve had it a few weeks now

I ordered two sets of plants, they were admittedly shipped promptly for next day delivery.Both orders arrived in the same box, in a plastic inner bag. The box was the kind that would fit through a letterbox. The two mixed bunches, were cuttings, and rootless. One bunch had started to perish and was going transparent and slimy. The other looked worse for wear, but I opted to put in my tank, by the next day it, like the other was melting, and causing a mess in my aquarium, they were promptly removed and disposed of. The other part of my order was two small rooted anubis, which other than looking a little bruised from their packaging appeared fine, but within 24hrs of being in my aquarium, again melted. My parameters, water quality and substrates are all in order and my existing plants are thriving. I can not recommend ordering from this company.

I brought the plants yesterday and received them today they seem in good condition and I'm happy with them however if someone from the store could get back to me as I know I had shrimp in my tank but once I put my new plants in I noticed a mass amount of shrimplets which isn't a problem but would like yo know if the plants are grown in a tank of just plants or do they have fish/shrimp/snails in them as I really don't want snails in my tank

Add colour and good for aeration. One wasn’t in great condition (split) and hasn’t improved

I ordered three plants from Lincolnshire Pond Plants Ltd: Java Fern, Hornwort and Vallisneria Spiralis. The Java Fern and Hornwort came in excellent condition and have grown well in the tank (see photos). The Java Fern has even started sprouting new leaves. However, the Vallisneria Spiralis came in the post squished and subsequently went brown and died (see photo attached), which was disappointing. I believe that this was not a fault of the supplier but rather a result of being squished upon transit, maybe Lincolnshire should invest in tougher/ more robust packaging to prevent their plants being squashed in the future. The supplier refunded me for the squished plant after I sent them photos of it (I refused to pay postage cost to send the plant back as postage costs are similar to the cost of buying the plant in the first place). Given that 2/3 plants arrived in good condition and that the supplier refunded me for the plant that arrived squished, I give this supplier and product a four star rating.UPDATE: I have just found snails all over the hornwart and other parts of my tank (see photos). My tank is a new setup so the only way snails got in there was via the hornwart plant. I now have a snail infestation which is not what I want. I have now changed my rating from four to three stars because of this.

I will definitely buy more plants from this seller.

The plants are weighted cuttings. I've had them for around two weeks in my aquarium and have watched the leaves slowly wither and rot. The problem is that there are no roots for the stems to adequately survive. Unless the stems manage to produce roots in time, it dies. The bunches are pretty when fresh, but ultimately it's a waste of money.

Both bunches of this plant arrived safe and well. Lovely healthy looking bunches. Hopefully they'll be happy in my tank and grow well.