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Banana Plant Nymphoides Aquatica - Live Aquarium Plants Banana Lily for Freshwater Aquariums Ideal for Beginners and Vibrant Aquascapes

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About this item

  • [Vibrant Aquatic Foliage] Elevate your aquarium with the captivating beauty of our Banana Lily Plant. With its long stems and heart-shaped leaves, it adds a unique charm to any freshwater tank, creating a natural underwater oasis.
  • [Easy Care] Enjoy the beauty of live freshwater plants without the hassle. Nymphoides Aquatica is perfect for beginners and seasoned hobbyists alike, thriving in a variety of lighting conditions and requiring minimal maintenance.
  • [Natural Habitat Enhancement] Mimic the lush environment of Southeast United States waterways with our Banana Plant. Its adaptable nature makes it an ideal addition to community tanks, providing shelter and oxygen while enhancing the overall aesthetic.
  • [Versatile Placement Options] Whether floating or planted in substrate, this aquarium live plant offers flexibility in aquarium design. Watch as its stems reach towards the water's surface, creating a striking visual display reminiscent of lily pads.
  • [Quality Assurance Guarantee] Each Plant is meticulously inspected before shipment. SubstrateSource ensures your plant arrives healthy and thriving, backed by our 100% dead-on-arrival replacement guarantee for added peace of mind.



Product Description

SubstrateSource Aquarium Plants
Live banana lily plant for aquarium

Enhance Your Aquarium with the Nymphoides Aquatica

The Banana Lily is an exceptional aquatic plant that brings both beauty and functionality to your aquarium. Its vibrant green leaves and unique floating capability make it a striking addition to any tank. Perfect for both beginners and seasoned aquarists, it thrives in a wide range of lighting conditions without requiring CO2 supplementation. Whether planted in the substrate or allowed to float, the Banana Lily adapts well and grows vigorously with minimal effort. It prefers calm water and a pH range of 6 to 7.5, making it compatible with most freshwater setups. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, the Banana Lily contributes to a healthy aquarium ecosystem by absorbing excess nutrients, controlling algae growth, and improving water quality. It also provides natural shelter for fish and enhances oxygenation, creating a balanced and thriving aquatic environment.

Your Guide to Banana Lily Plant Care

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Perfect for Beginners

The Banana Lily is perfect for beginners due to its hardy nature and minimal maintenance requirements. It can thrive in a range of lighting conditions and doesn’t require CO2 supplementation. Whether planted in the substrate or left floating, it adapts well and grows with minimal effort, making it an excellent choice for novice aquarists.

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Simple Care Tips

Caring for your Banana Lily is simple. While it can tolerate low to moderate light, it grows best under moderate to high lighting conditions. You can either plant it in the substrate or let it float. If planting, ensure the tubers are not buried more than ¼ inch. It prefers calm water and a pH range of 6-7.5. Occasionally prune the leaves to prevent them from blocking light to other plants, which will also encourage the plant to produce new growth.

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Easy Propagation

Propagation is straightforward. Trimmed leaves that float on the surface will eventually sprout roots, allowing you to grow new plants. This makes it easy to maintain a lush, vibrant aquascape.

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Benefits to Your Aquarium

The Banana Lily not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of your aquarium but also provides several practical benefits. It offers shelter for fish and contributes to oxygenation of the water, helps absorb excess nutrients with its roots, improving water quality, and creates a more natural and balanced environment for your aquatic pets.


Jaci
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2025
Looks great
Barbara Harper
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2025
Came as the "Banana" bulb with two leafs on it.
charles baldwin
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2025
The plant is doing well in the aquarium.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2024
Nothing like pictures shown and is even smaller than my picture shows, the close up makes it look bigger. Though it was green the diameter was the size of a dime, very disappointed.