Aquarium Grass Plants Seeds Small Bacopa Monnieri Seeds 10g Fish Tank Decorations Hydroponic Growing Plant Seeds(Small Leaf)

These never sprouted

Three weeks and nothing has sprouted. I put the seeds in peat pots and put the pots in water filled trays. I kept the trays full of water to keep the soil moist. plenty of sunlight and warm temperatures these last three weeks, but still nothing.Finally decided to purchase some plants instead. Seems like a waste of time and money to grow this plant from seed.

Some sprouted, most did not. All were dead within 9 days. I followed online directions. Nothing came with the product for instructions. A lot to pay for low germination rates and no successful seedlings.

Follow directions and you won't be disappointed. Germinated in 4 days. Picture is after 10 days.

I had a few seeds sprout but overall I’m disappointed. I used aquasoil as my substrate, have good lighting and adequate heat. Not sure what went wrong.

I tried sprouting it without submerging, nothing comes out after two weeks. However it started growing roots in two days after I throw them in the fish tank.

Seeds are relatively easy to plant. Found the easiest thing to do is just get your finger wet and plant the seeds in the gravel. They are covered in a layer of dried gel that turns sticky when wet which makes it easier to plant. I purchased two packs and planted the second pack after 3-4 weeks to fill in holes. Seeds germinate within 3-5 days and plants start to become green within 7-10. Roots do a good job of growing into stuff and I even had some start to grow into one of my decorations (battle ship in the back) which was a nice touch. The only downside is that the size of the plants makes them float a bunch which can clog filters. I just replant them if they come lose. The upside is that they do cling to stuff I’ve been able to wrap them in a fake plant that is used to hide an airline. Two bags was enough for a 36 gallon bow front tank. Would definitely buy again.

So far, not bad. I did layer a hefty amount of seeds on the substrate to get a fuller look. I spray them down twice a day, making sure the tank and light is coved with plastic wrap to keep the humidity up. I also have my timer set to 10 hours of light a day. They aren’t fully down growing to my liking. However, they're doing good.UPDATE:After filling the tank, it definitely thinned out, maybe I added too many seeds. I’ve been letting it grow out, with dosing the tank with potassium, iron, and Flourish plant fertilizer, alongside CO2 diffusions. My fish love foraging through it. I’m still trying to figure what type of plant it is though.