If You are New to Aquatic Plants You NEED to See This! Guide To Aquatic Plant Types

Hello Everyone,
In this video I cover the different types of aquatic plants. This aquatic plant guide will help you through choosing the right aquatic plants that will help you be successful.

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As always, thank you for stopping by! Joanna :-)

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[thesmallscape]

Want to learn more about aquatic plants? Check out these videos:


If you want more unique ideas check out my Instagram: @thesmallscape

If you want to see some of my more traditional aquascapes check out

[jayjayvanity]

“If you’re new to the hobby and don’t know what multiple tank syndrome is… you’ll know soon enough” is the truest thing in the world because I’m here setting up my tank for the first time in three years and I’m already looking for a way to set up a second one……

[marypaigeflynn]

A perfect introduction for getting everyone started in plants 💚🌿🐟🌿🌿🌿

[witchfulthinker]

I just found you, I was looking up the moss balls and loved your passion for them. You are a very special person and your love for the plants is contagious! Thank you for the videos and I will be watching more!

[pollyfoxx]

I love, love, love your channel! We're from England living in Indiana USA &, you & your Jason have helped me so much coming into this hobby just this July. I also love that you had a small pond. 👏👏👏

[CA-tkyn]

Love to see a video of plants that do require special lights, and care, along with the fish that can be happy living with them.

[audrameyer]

I really like and appreciate this video. So very helpful no matter what stage of the game one at in the hobby. Wonderful content and delivery 😊 Thank you!

[boiseaquariums]

I am just getting into plants. Your videos are inspiring. I bought a plant because of what you said. The Anubias.

[davefromiowa]

Another great lesson from Professor Joanna

[TheOfficialSteelReign]

I love Love LOVE this video! I'll be watching it again when I have paper and pen to write some of this down.

[lifes_calling]

This video is great!! you could have made it as long as you wanted and talked about plants as much as you wanted and we all would have gladly listened(watched) i speak on behalf of all of us that watch your channels. So, thank you for taking your time to spread your wisdom!
The small scape is awesome!!!

[MarryandGary]

I have my Oscar / Severum tank, my wife has a 40 Gallon community tank both in our bedroom LOL We now have a 75 in the living room and we tried live Swords for the first time. Things were not going well and we now know why , I caught this video 2 months ago and we now have a nice planted tank Anubias mostly, Narrow leaf sword and Kleiner Bar all doing well . Thank you

[cherylbelott]

I always struggle with choosing favorites, but you have inspired me to do more plant shopping! 😉🌱 But I think I’m gonna need another tank 🤭🤫

[Yonnie]

I still go back and watch your info, you have been a blessing to me 🥰 Thank you

[tiffanyclark-grove]

thanks so much, your breakdown was purrfect.. just started putting my plants in and I’m really loving it. I’m getting really excited and I’m even gonna graduate to have some shrimp. ironically, I have worked at a tree and shrub and perennial nursery for the past 15 years, but I know nothing about aquatic plants, except for maybe the water iris. I’d like a floating plant that’s roots gets to about 2 to 3 inches, is there a category, or a plant you suggest?
PS, I almost buried a rhizome plant until I watched this video.. I pulled it out and tied it to a rock touching the soil, but not buried. Don’t bury the crown. That’s some thing we tell everyone, so that one I did know instinctively or by experience, but I didn’t really know how to put the rhizomes in

[salbolini]

Excellent detailed video. Brand new to aquatic plants and learning alot from your channel. What kind of wood is in that tank at the 8:58 mark in the video. I love that. And is that wood ok for a betta set up.?

[DuryeaAndWild]

i've always been sooo scared of diving into the world of aquariums and aquatic plants and fish. I'm finally planning my first nano tank and i'm SOOOO stoked to get started. Thank you for all your videos! they've helped me a lot!

[kerrypitt]

Honestly in my humble and selfish opinion, the only floating plant that causes a problem is Duckweed. One innocent little duckweed can lead to a continuous Matt of floating green. If you don't have it, keep it that way, if you do have lots of it (you never have a little) then buy shrimp and use duckweed to make food for them. Frogbit is my favorite Nitrogen control. That stuff sucks up nitrates faster than me attacking a strawberry shake! I love this feature because my city water has been really bad this last couple of years. Frogbit has saved me a number of times. Some of them have grown to 5 inches in a couple of weeks, but my water stays clean. If I get too many I either toss them or give them to people who want them. It is hard to get other floaters here but I keep trying. Those long trailing roots really look nice as well. Sometimes I enjoy the plants more than I do the fish!

[myserenitycrafts]

Hi. I was gonna say Anubis is the pothos of the house plant world. I am really enjoying your videos.

[TrueNorf]

The water is ALWAYS fine on The Small Scape!! Love it J!!! 😆👍🏾