Semi aquatic plants

Water plants are aquatic or semi-aquatic species that can grow on top of, or submerged in water. These plants are generally very low maintenance because they don’t need to watered, and they provide many benefits to ponds, aquariums, and waterways, and contribute to healthy biodiversity.

You may already be familiar with the amazing versatility of aquatic plants normally used in freshwater aquariums. But did you know that many of these plants can also make the jump completely emersed (out of water) too? Naturally, that makes many popular "aquarium" plants fantastic candidates for a terrarium as well. Out of the water, these plants retain much of their versatility. They can be easily attached to driftwood branches, rocks, and even the terrarium background itself. Taking...

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Paludariums are ideal for keeping aquatic and semi-aquatic plants and amphibians.

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