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Green Cabomba - Cabomba caroliniana
That Fish Place
Item # 208901 / Manufacturer Part #
Was $5.49
Now RETAIL STORE ONLY, not available for shipping. Call to confirm availability and price.
Due to state restrictions, this plant cannot be shipped to Connecticut, Idaho, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New York, Vermont, Washington or Wisconsin. Click here for the complete list of state plant restrictions.
Due to state restrictions, this plant cannot be shipped to Connecticut, Idaho, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New York, Vermont, Washington or Wisconsin. Click here for the complete list of state plant restrictions.
Quantity discounts apply to all eligible freshwater plants in your order...mix and match to create your very own custom plant pack!
Green Cabomba (Cabomba caroliniana) has bright green fan-shaped filamented foliage. It is fast-growing and a good oxygenator for ponds or aquariums. This plant grows in long strands that can reach several feet in length.
Bunched plants are typically sold as cuttings that are bound together with a metal plant weight or rubber bands. These individual stalks can be planted by inserting the end of the stalk into the substrate, either individually or - with some plants - in groupings of several stalks. Most bunch plants do not have roots but may grow roots in time. They can be easily pruned by trimming the stalk at the desired height. The trimmings can then be planted as well if desired. Some bunched plants do not need to be planted and may be allowed to float on the water's surface.
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just as described 2/9/2013 Reviewer: sorvete very happy, just as described and plenty of plants in a bunch.
beautiful plant 11/5/2012 Reviewer: TC overall very beautiful and in great condition upon arrival. not solid root system was developed so I am hoping it does well in the substrate.
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