10 pcs. Hygrophila rosanervis submerged leaves Rosanervis

This is a vibrant, pride-worthy aquatic plant grown in a CO2 and soil environment, propagated from a division purchased from Charm.
It is free from pests such as snails (bladder snails, ramshorn snails, pond snails, etc.) and hydra. It is also pesticide-free.
We ship exclusively through Mercari, which offers fast delivery, anonymity, tracking, and insurance, unlike standard or fourth-class mail.
While there are no snails, there is a possibility of small amounts of dead leaves, soil particles, or fine algae being mixed in.

We select healthy specimens, trim them, wrap them in specialized non-woven fabric for moisture retention, seal them, and then ship them.
For larger quantities, we may use double-layered, thoroughly washed, recycled zipper bags.
To prevent the plants from weakening due to delivery delays, we generally do not ship on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, or public holidays. Shipments may also be delayed during natural disasters such as typhoons. We ask for your understanding as this is for the sake of the aquatic plants.
We take care to deliver the plants in fresh condition by shipping them immediately before pickup at a temperature-controlled convenience store, but the condition of the aquatic plants may deteriorate due to transportation conditions. Please plant them as soon as possible upon arrival. Also, if you are far away or cannot open the package promptly after it is placed in your mailbox, please refrain from purchasing or purchase with the understanding of the risks, as temperature-related damage may be significant.
As this is pesticide-free, please be aware that occasional damage to leaves, such as missing portions, may be observed due to shrimp feeding.
We have many other varieties available, so please take a look. For bundled purchases, we offer a ￥100 discount for each additional type of plant. We will create a separate dedicated listing for you before your purchase. Additionally, we are happy to accommodate requests for changes in the number of divisions, delayed shipping dates, or discussions about stem length, so please feel free to comment.