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These are great seeds and will produce a lush carpet of grass, but you must follow the instructions.Preparation needs to be thought of. 5days time the grass becomes visible, so if you have nothing to disturb the bottom and your water flow isn’t strong, you should have a carpet of green appearing

Other seeds I have purchased work but these were duds

Took a while to germinate, maybe 10 days but once it started it quickly took hold, very impressed with it

Almost 3 weeks dry start with these seeds, looks good to me 👍

God knows what these seeds actually are! But they are not suitable for home aquariums. They will ruin your tank and cause you to have to completely redue everything. Immediately upon contact with the damp aquarium soil(or substrate) they produce a really weird stringy slime, A few days later... Yes a few shoots did appear but mostly all i could see was that most of the serds where rotting and going mouldy.Had to completely empty and clean my tank and start over (without the seeds this time!)

*edit to original review *This grows and grows and grows. I had to clear the whole tank and remove it. I also ended up with loads of baby fish. As they hide eggs in the grass i presume. If u use it literally put a tiny bit in the corner and keep on top of it so it doesn't get out of control.Idid not think these would grow, after 4 days absolutely nothing. I really needed to get my fish out of the old tank so i filled this 1 up. The next morning they had sprouted...literally came up overnight. I think the warm water helped. Although a few of the seeds floated about but this is after 10 days from initial seed spread on gravel. I think it looks amazing definitely recommend...although u need patience.

The media could not be loaded. Seen a lot of bad reviews regarding these seeds but I can confirm if you follow the instructions they definitely grow. I used a layer of fluval stratum then a layer of tetra active substrate then a layer of aquarium sand, I find three layers of different sized subrate helps a lot with plants. I layered my substrate and before adding the sand I put the seeds down then covered with the sand. For about 7 days I sprayed with treated water with liquid fertiliser. I sprayed once a day and kept it closed to add some humidity. Unfortunately at this point I felt that it was a failure so added my plants and then water then fish but sure enough now after a few days the grass has started sprouting.

This plants looks great to carpet for abit a week or two after it starts to grow and show leafs but after that it’s starts growing tall and tall and if you don’t trim I would probably reach the top of tank over time. If you want a plant covering all ur substrate and growing up this is good but if ur looking for a low bushy carpet I wouldn’t recommend.