If you’re an aquascaper looking to create an enchanting and intricate aquascape, the Anubias Nana Petite tissue culture plant is the perfect choice. With its small size and delicate appearance, this plant will add a subtle yet captivating touch to your aquatic masterpiece.

Originally cultivated in Singapore, the Anubias Nana Petite is carefully propagated in a laboratory to ensure optimal health and vitality. This means you can enjoy a strong and healthy plant that is free from pests and diseases, right from the start.

With its small size and ease of care, the Anubias Nana Petite is an excellent choice for creating intricate and detailed designs in your aquascape. Its delicate leaves can be positioned to add depth and dimension to your tank, creating a stunning and realistic underwater environment.

Like every other Anubias plant, this plant  can be attached to a wood or stone surface. Contrary to popular belief, this plant can be placed in soil and in fact does much better in soil, provided its rhizome is not completely submerged. Being a low-energy and slow growing plant, they do best when positioned under shade. Be careful not to place these against high-lights or risk algae growing on the leaf’s surface. To propagate this plant, simply cut the rhizome.

What you can expect to receive are as per photos. Plants are snail free, algae free and in great health. Tissue culture plants can vary in quantity and size. Tissue culture plants will continue to grow in their cups until the nutrients within the media is completely exhausted. Store in a cool and clean area if you do not intend to plant immediately. Plant immediately once opened. 

Whether you’re a seasoned aquascaper or a beginner looking to create a beautiful aquascape, the Anubias Nana Petite tissue culture plant is the perfect choice. Order now and experience the captivating and beneficial qualities of this exceptional aquatic treasure!

Once you open the culture, make sure you use it all. wash off all the agar/liquid growth medium before using, you don’t want it in your tank