money wart plant Moneywort | Fish Tank Plants
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money wart plant Moneywort | Fish Tank Plants

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money wart plant Moneywort | Fish Tank PlantsSmall, bright green leaves Tall stem plant Good for beginners Moneywort is an easy stem plant to grow that features small, bright green leaves and will grow quite tall if left untrimmed. It is quite hardy and does best under medium to higher lighting. Moneywort makes an excellent background plant and will give fish and fry a place to hide and feel secure. Another fun way to plant moneywort is to let it float so that the stems will grow up out of the

  • Small, bright green leaves
  • Tall stem plant
  • Good for beginners

Moneywort is an easy stem plant to grow that features small, bright green leaves and will grow quite tall if left untrimmed. It is quite hardy and does best under medium to higher lighting. Moneywort makes an excellent background plant and will give fish and fry a place to hide and feel secure. Another fun way to plant moneywort is to let it float so that the stems will grow up out of the water.

***Being a natural product, sizes can vary from what is shown.***

      How to Plant Moneywort Aquarium Plant

      1. Remove the potted plant from plastic basket, and split the rock wool in half.
      2. Carefully remove the plant roots from the rock wool, and make sure to remove all the small, yellow fertilizer balls. Wash off any remaining debris.
      3. Use planting tweezers or your fingers to plant each stem deeply, at least 2 to 3 inches into the ground, which means the substrate may cover some of the bottom leaves.
      4. Don’t plant the stem plants all in a single bunch but rather individually with a little space between so that the roots have some room to grow.
      5. If the plant keeps popping out of the ground, try inserting the stem at an angle or wrap a plant weight at the bottom of the stem to keep them anchored. If the stems have no roots, some people will float them at the surface until they develop roots and then plant them into the substrate.

      How to Grow Moneywort

      — Moneywort care is very easy, so start by using medium lighting between 20-35 PAR to prevent "leggy" stems (where the bottom portion of the plant starts dropping leaves). 
      — Why is my moneywort plant melting? This stem plant is grown out of the water at the farm. Once the plants arrive to us, we begin the process of converting them to their underwater form. The plant you receive may be half-converted and still need time to adjust to life under water. To help speed up the transition, provide plenty of light and nutrients to encourage new leaves to sprout as the old leaves melt away. Consider floating the stems at the surface until it grows more roots and can be easily planted into the substrate.
      — Why is my moneywort turning yellow or brown? If your stem plant is getting enough light, it may be a nutrient deficiency, so measure the nitrate level using a multi-test strip. Dose with Easy Green all-in-one fertilizer until the water has 20-50 ppm nitrate. 
      — How to trim moneywort: If the plant is too tall or the bottom half of the stem has lost its leaves, prune off the top portion and replant it. When the stems grow above the water line, it can produce small, whitish-purple flowers.

      How to Propagate Moneywort

      Stem plants can be easily propagated by trimming off the top half of the plant and replanting it in another location. The original plant will continue growing upwards from where it was cut and may even create multiple branches.

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