Beginner's Guide: How to Plant Live Aquarium Plants

‎ Depending on which type of aquarium plant you have, there are different ways for how you should plant it in your fish tank. Follow along as we show you the recommended ways for adding live plants to your aquarium.

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[sandanista]

omg, you have just taken away my slight anxiety about the set of plants I'm currently waiting to be delivered for my new tank. Thank you!

[kasperaquatics]

What an amazing video. Thanks for the knowledge and visual information provided. This will be so helpful for every plant keeper.

[chrysleralmeida]

This video is such informative and love the way the Lizzie has explained it so patiently and calm tone, have been gaining more interest in making a planted aquarium.

[j]

Thank you this helps me out a lot, I always struggle getting the plants to stay in place

[amandafrederick]

Came here just for the info at 3:10! Thanjs so much! This is very well detailed for a beginner. 💙

[kekoa]

Beautiful hearing both in soundtrack and info. Love it thank you. Aloha

[No_lavishness]

Nice video Lizzie! I love keeping live plants in my aqaurium. I'm still learning but the way you plant them so quickly is amazing.

[BubblesandFun]

Great info, I like how you explained that we should give the roots enough space to grow.

[kenellorando]

This was absolutely perfect. Just a straightforward guide on how to place each type. Thank you.

[sinister]

Everyone at ACO are awesome ACO is my go to place for all my aquarium supplies and plants sadly I live in Long Beach California or that's where I would get my fish too

[drexdqueen]

Y'all have definitely been watching me. I really needed this video. Thanks!!!

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[botialoach]

Great informational video, I would suggest that if you want to tie your plants to rocks or wood use plastic tie wraps I had no luck with fishing line and I do not like the idea of superglue in my aquarium

[tylerjohnson]

Huh this is why circling back on basics is always good to hear I totally forgot about the crown coverage of root plants ie rosette or crypt like species, makes me wonder if this is why I have faced melt here and there in the past not noticing how deep I may have plunge them down into the aquasoil!!!... 🤔 hmm could be!

[schkuba]

Great video. Thank you. Do you need to wash the plants you buy before planting?

[flyingsalmon]

Very helpful video. I'd like to know a few basic things that are not covered: 1) Some of my moneyworts came in pots from a LFS with some wooly material in the basket...should I remove them before plating in gravel? 2) What floating plants can is better for moderate light (no special lighting requirement) and will NOT be sucked into the HOB filters? Many thanks! Liked and Saved.

[thalymiranda]

The problem is that after all i planted my stem plants then after putting a water all of my stem plants were floated 😢

[wartheruinrider]

Thank you mam finally someone made it easy for a beginner like me, now I am able to make a planted aquarium for my guppies 🥰

[reegonfall]

I've been watching your videos on aquarium plants with great enthusiasm and even though I keep tropical fish, I am not into live plants. I do know a little bit about gardening, and, one question I would like to ask the plants in the aquarium -- are they affected much by PH when photosynthizing or taking in nutrients. I know some plants have problems taking in nutrients at certain PH. The one I know best is maganese, plants suffer problems taking in maganese nutrition with anything above 6.5 PH (and can cause deficiencies as they'r

[marenjones]

This would have been amazing when I was first starting out. Lucky for me, my first plants were Java fern.