Water wisteria is a hardy, fast-growing plant known for its ease of care and beautiful appearance. The leaves of water wisteria resemble those of water sprite because of their feathery leaf texture and bright green color. However, the leaves of water wisteria are a little more broad and sturdy, compared to water sprite's more thin, lace-like leaf structure. Water wisteria is excellent for beginners can be grown either floating at the surface or planted in the substrate.
We Include Heat Packs and Liners Free of Charge
We have a custom-developed algorithm to include heat packs and insulating plant liners as needed, based on the weather forecast from our warehouse to your shipping address. This helps keep plants at stable temperatures, both in hot and cold weather. Other vendors typically charge you at checkout for a heat pack. We include them when needed free of charge because it's our job to deliver our plants to your door healthy.
Plant Transition
ost aquatic plants are grown out of water at the farms. At our warehouse, we start the plant's transition so they can begin growing underwater leaves for you. As you can see, the oval-shaped leaves were grown out of water while the feathery leaves are grown under water. This is a normal process, and it's your choice cut off the fading, older leaves or leave them.
Nice and healthy came with a bunch together easy to spread amongst your tank
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Kimberly (Fort Worth, TX, US)
Wisteria
Nice plants, well packed!
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Justin (Denver, CO, US)
Poor quality
Water wisteria was dead when I received it. Very poor quality definitely not worth the money, hopefully I can get a refund
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Jorge E. (Renton, WA, US)
Short and underwhelming
I noticed this with the bacopa as well. Most of the stems were brown and mushy and the few healthy ones looked like they were trimmings rather than an actual plant worth paying for
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Teejay J. (Henrico, VA, US)
Beginner plant...
My experience with water wistaria wasn't great. I got 4 from here they came in great shipping was good the packaging is amazing. But I murdered all four of these plants. I followed the instructions watched videos planted a bunch of root tabs but still they just kind of turn black and disintegrate when touched. I'm sticking my water lilly and my swords. They seem to be doing better. If you're new to plants I'd say try it. But just get one and see how you do. For me it's just not the right plant.
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Donna H. (Roanoke, VA, US)
I had to cut some off of the bottom of the plants because they started to break down, but after replanting, they have done great.
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Michael C. (San Diego, CA, US)
Water wisteria
Great beginner plant. Grows well with low light.
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Chris K. (Sykesville, MD, US)
Disappointing
The plant arrived with rotting stems, mushy roots, and yellowing leaves. Definitely not the healthy, vibrant plant I was expecting. Hoping this was just a one-time issue, but still disappointing. Luckily I did get a refund.
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David S.H. (Brandon, FL, US)
Wicked Wisteria
Wisteria has been growing since I got them and are now converting. I'm loving them. Have trimmed them once already!
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Beverly C. (Iola, WI, US)
Best aquatic company
Plants are always healthy and happy, packed with great care and they have the best customer service. ONLY trust them with my plants.