Tissue Cultures

Pest-Free Aquarium Plants

Tissue Cultures are laboratory-grown aquarium plants cultivated in sterile, nutrient-rich gel. They’re 100% free of pests, snails, and algae, making them the cleanest way to start or expand a planted aquarium.

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At AquariumFish.com, we offer a diverse selection of aquarium plant tissue cultures, including popular carpeting plants, background stems, and unique specialty species. Each culture is carefully packaged and ready for immediate planting in freshwater aquascapes.

Browse our collection below and discover high-quality tissue culture plants that grow faster, acclimate better, and stay pest-free in your aquarium.

Why Choose Tissue Culture Aquarium Plants?

  • Completely free from snails, algae, and pesticides
  • Compact growth form ideal for aquascaping layouts
  • Ships safely and acclimates quickly to aquarium conditions
  • Wide range of species for carpeting, midground, and background use

Care Tips for Freshwater Tissue Cultures

  • Rinse gently to remove the gel before planting
  • Plant small portions across the substrate for even coverage
  • Provide moderate to high light and COâ‚‚ for optimal growth
  • Fertilize regularly to support healthy, vibrant plants

Popular Tissue Culture Plants We Offer

  • Monte Carlo (Micranthemum tweediei) – excellent carpeting plant
  • Dwarf Hairgrass (Eleocharis parvula) – fine, grass-like texture for foregrounds
  • Anubias Nana Petite – hardy, low-light epiphyte for driftwood and rocks
  • Rotala Rotundifolia – colorful stem plant for mid to background placement

Freshwater Tissue Culture FAQs

What are tissue culture aquarium plants?
Tissue culture plants are lab-grown in sterile gel containers, ensuring they’re free from snails, algae, and pesticides — ideal for clean, pest-free aquariums.
How do I plant tissue culture plants?
Remove the plant from the container, rinse off all gel, and divide it into small clumps. Plant each clump evenly across the substrate for fast spreading.
Do tissue culture plants need COâ‚‚?
CO₂ isn’t strictly required, but it greatly enhances growth, color, and vitality — especially for carpeting species like Monte Carlo or Hairgrass.

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