Java Fern Bare Root | Microsorum Pteropus - Low Light Freshwater Aquarium Plant - 1,000,000+ Plants Sold — AquaLeaf Aquatics

I planted 17 Java plants from the bunch. They were fresh and healthy. Highly recommend these plants

Beautiful Java Fern. 5 stems. When I open the package, I did a double take, and hoped I hadn’t ordered silk plants by accident.! I hadn’t. The roots are strong. The leaves are fresh and green, no hitchhikers. Absolutely a great deal. I highly recommend.

Only 4 stars because there was a day delay & the plants came slightly dying. The ends were wilting, but other than that they are grate. Colors nice and green, came in decent health. 5 pack was worth the money.

Great. Melted a little but I used fertilizer and its now triple size

Arrived a live, looks good. Growing good. Healthy

I got what i paid for tbh. It was a cheap plant and i got a cheap plant. It was fairly sized so I guess i got lucky compared to the other reviews. Although it seemed like a bunch of sprouts tied together at the bottom??? Ive never had a java fern before but i don't think they usually come like this. They were green and as healthy as a shipped plant could be. No hitchhikers. And i will say they are easier to plant and cheaper than my floaty amazon swords! But i will say my amazon swords look prettier and fuller in my opinion, but do need more light. Overall, this is an ok plant.

Came with good roots. Good size originally and are growing great! Nice and hardy plants that require little upkeep to grow! Great value!

I’m still waiting on 3 more plants I ordered in the same order. Other than that though this arrived fairly quickly. It was packaged in a sealed plastic bag with no sort of moisture in it, nothing covering the roots to provide moisture, nothing to weigh it down in the aquarium. Just a loose bunch. I assume if it had taken any longer to arrive it would have started to wilt. I’m still happy with it, the plant looks healthy and once slightly buried in the sand of the aquarium the leaves all stand upright. No sign of wilting or dead plant matter. The root area looked nice and strong. I think this plant will have a long life among my Largemouth Bass and Bluegill. I am a little worried about the other 3 plants and how they will fair by the time they arrive. (UPDATE) This plant is doing great. Luckily because it has a sort of root system I was able to get it embedded at the bottom of the tank. I had to move it once because where I put it initially my pet Bass had bumped it enough that it pulled free of the sand. It is nice and healthy, greener than when it arrived, and is doing well just from the nutrients in the tank due to leftover food(worm bits, feeder fish bits, bugs that get in, fish excrement) so as it is I haven’t felt the need for any sort of aquatic fertilizer. I plan on ordering a few more to spruce up the place and I do think that with 3 or more of these that fertilizer will become necessary. Especially after I had to remove the bluegill that was there after the Bass started relentless chasing him and tearing all of his fins up. Less fish = less poop = less plant food. Not related but the bluegill is doing fine in his own 5 gallon tank, seems much happier and doesn’t just stay in a corner fearing for his life day and night. The Bass was initially slightly smaller than the bluegill but started growing very quickly, seemingly a half ounce a day it seemed like, and once he was slightly bigger than the bluegill he became incredibly aggressive and violent towards the bluegill. Just for anyone curious/worried.