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Hydrocotyle Tripartita 'Japan' – Ideal for Enhancing Your Aquarium's Background Design!
Hydrocotyle Japan was made famous due to its frequent usage by famous aquascapers such as Takashi Amano. It is characterized by its clover-like leaves which can grow into compact bushes of green. This plant is versatile and can be used in the foreground, midground or background. It is undemanding and grows fast, often out-competing and overgrowing the tank if left untrimmed. By frequently trimming new growth and using high light with CO2, the plant can stay low growing and create a carpeting effect over the foreground. Propagate by trimming stems and replanting on pulling apart dense clumps and splitting the roots. New shoots can be trimmed anywhere along the stem which allows the plant to grow thicker and more compact.
Dang
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2025
All the plants died within a week of purchasing. The company told me that I'm going to be reported for fraud because I don't have any plants to return. I went outside of Amazon to a website called Father Fish and got 18 plants for the same price. Even worse it says in their policy that they're going to charge me up to 20% for a restocking fee when I do return the dead crumbs that I gathered from the filter. Seems like a money grab to me.
Ricardo Okada
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2025
The plant came dead; the package was frozen and inside no heat bag. Paid more for fast delivery and it came melting.
Trinity
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2025
Plants grew in nicely!
Katherine Robertson
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2025
Arrived in good quality but died nearly instantly in the tank even though I followed all planting instructions and have a strong light. Such a bummer as I was so excited for this to eventually cover much of my small 5 gallon tank.
Maytmcosta
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2025
It’s a great plant, very delicate and sensitive to keep.I’d say that it’s recommended forA high tech tank with co2, nice flow and also powerful light.
Andrew Roussey
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2025
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Nixzle786
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2025
Thankfully the shipper took precautions for me to receive this utricularia by adding a heater since it is very cold outside now. It looks to be in excellent health, super excited to plant it!
Mandy
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 8, 2016
Very small amount recieved. Having said that it does look great in my aquarium. But probably needed 10 or so more.
DanielleShultz81
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2015
So.. Maybe I misread something, but I thought this was grown from tissue cultures. Because of that, I was a bit less thorough in my cleaning process before planting. Within a few days, baby snails were spotted. They have since grown and I am battling to keep their numbers in check. This is the only plant...or anything.. I've added in a very long time. So there is no other explanation for the introduction of pond snails to my tank. However, it is partially my fault for not being as thorough. Also...they have really cleaned up plant debris quickly. So they're not all bad. But....I have a war on my hands because I do not want them in a betta tank because bettas like to sleep on the bottom of the tank and I. The plants. Makes me worry.Aside from the snails, the plant arrived healthy and as described. The normal death occurred shortly after planting but there is new growth going on now.
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