Aquarium Plants Seeds, Double Leaf Carpet Water Grass Green Aquatic, for Fish Tank Rock Lawn Garden Decoration

The instructions are in the product info on the Amazon post but not in the product. The only thing you receive is a bag of seeds. The directions want you to plant in a new aquarium so the water level is level with the soil until they sprout.Due to this I was a bit worried about planting in my existing tank so I only used about a third of the seeds. They float but they stick together with a goo that forms immediately on contact with water. I poured some into my hand, made a first, and plunged to the bottom of the tank. Because they stick together I was able to sprinkle small stones on them to weigh them down and stretch them out to cover more area.Bottom feeders didn't seem interested in eating the exposed seeds. But some fish plucked at the sprouts which resulted in some small clumps floating around and getting stuck on other plants.Pictures are at 2nd and 4th day after planting.

i have tried multiple ways to make my fractionally full dime bag worth of seeds to grow. i did as the instructions said and placed in the soil with a low level of water, i have tried a paper towel saturated in a sandwich bag on my window sill, i have even tried a jar of aquarium water where the seeds can free float and not be distributed. they have all been sitting for over a month with no results. the seeds will not germinate.

Received a very tiny dime bag of seeds in the mail. I planted them as directed in my 10-gallon aquarium, and waited.Sadly I didn't see a lot of these little seeds germinate. Of the small amount of seeds I received, only about a third actually showed signs of life. However, after waiting a week after that, the plants that did manage to sprout just melted away. My water parameters and temperature are within a healthy and stable range, so I'm not quite sure why they did that.The vibrant green picture advertised seems too good to be true. I saw that a few people did have success with growing their seeds, but I have had no such luck.At least these are cheap - only about $2, so I'm not mad in the slightest - just kinda disappointed.

These grew well, but couldn't keep them seated under my substrate. Ended up floating into my filter system over time.

We have a 20 Gallon freshwater tank with a small assortment of fish and snails. I First purchased this when my tank was still young and didnt have a "rich" enough gravel bed, however I was very impressed and the plants did last for awhile, however our Silverdollar Loves them! I purchased my 2nd packet of seeds about a year later and they flourished creating lush bed on the bottom of the tank, as well as beautiful floating island on top, which i have some of pumice floating rocks mixed in. I just purchased a third seed packet just to share with some friends!

Seeds have no option to be added to established tank. I have purchased seed that comes in the form of mess "carpeting" and even dissolvable packs that can be planted. These seeds are for new tanks only.

I followed the instructions on their page, I got a few sprouts but most of it gunked up and left a moldy film on my tank water.

So i bought the seeds during winter time, it started to grow couple days after planting them. I first germinated the seeds in an empty fish tank with fertilizing soil and kept it moist spraying water every day and night and putting them in the sun for 5 days. The 6th day I filled the tank with water and it continued to grow and its still growing after more than 6 months. I cut them and replant them and they just keep growing they don't die if maintained correctly.