Where To Buy Good Quality Plants Online

Gytas

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i was wondering where i could buy some good quality live plants for cheap online?
my lfs does not have good plants and they never have names so i choose not to buy from them....
where do you guys buy plants from and how is the dilevery like?

oh and i need to make sure that the website delivers to ireland

thanks
 
I've used eBay quite a few times. Theres two sellers that are good they do plants in 10 - 150. But that's not 10 - 150 bunches.

Delivery is quite quick if brought Monday - Wednesday, I've never had any bad plants from them.

Search eBay for something like: Tropical Plants Fish Tank, you will see them come up :good:
 
Do you have a local Maidenhead aquatics? They do Aquafluer plants: 4 pots for £10, good quality plants.
 
i will chech ebay out and stanby unfortunatly i don't :unsure:
 
In that case I'd recommend Aquafluer from aqua essentials, they're about £3.50 a pot but the value is great.
 
try www.plantsalive.co.uk
i got mine from there on recomendation and have no complains
 
Last Trading Post, an eBay seller is someone that I've had plants from a few times with no quibbles. Always very healthy and often you'll get a couple extra plants thrown in.

The Green Machine (www.thegreenmachineonline.com) sells tropica plants, so although a little more expensive, you get good quality plants. They ahve also just started a new "exceptional value" range, which so far I haven't had plants from, but I expect them to be of a similar high quality, they're just a bit cheaper going for between £3 and £4 a pot, even for plants like HC.

I'm also looking just now at ordering some plants from Aquarium Gardening (www.aquarium-gardening.com) so I'll soon know if they're any use :p
 
alri thanks i will have a look at the sites :nod:
 
After hunting around on Aquarium Gardening I found that they have a minimum order of £25 with a postage charge of £6.50, so doubt I'll get my plants from there as I only want a couple, but seems good value on plants if you're buying quite a few. ;)
 
http://www.fishforums.net/index.php?/topic/298938-a-guide-on-where-to-buy-plants/

This link is to the resources from the plant section which details a whole bunch of good places to buy from for both UK and USA :)
 
http://www.fishforums.net/index.php?/topic/298938-a-guide-on-where-to-buy-plants/

This link is to the resources from the plant section which details a whole bunch of good places to buy from for both UK and USA :)

thanks i will have a look :D

Last Trading Post, an eBay seller is someone that I've had plants from a few times with no quibbles. Always very healthy and often you'll get a couple extra plants thrown in.

The Green Machine (www.thegreenmachineonline.com) sells tropica plants, so although a little more expensive, you get good quality plants. They ahve also just started a new "exceptional value" range, which so far I haven't had plants from, but I expect them to be of a similar high quality, they're just a bit cheaper going for between £3 and £4 a pot, even for plants like HC.

I'm also looking just now at ordering some plants from Aquarium Gardening (www.aquarium-gardening.com) so I'll soon know if they're any use :p


hi i found a few plants on the green machine that i would like but do they ship to ireland? thanks
 
Yeah, the green machine will deliver most places really. :) I'm not sure about postage charges to ireland but I just received a fairly big box from them with wood in and postage only cost me £3.50
 
cool :good:

thinking of getting these 2:
http://www.thegreenmachineonline.com/products/aquatics/plants/tropica-potted-plants/vallisneria-americana-mini-twister

and

http://www.thegreenmachineonline.com/products/aquatics/plants/tropica-potted-plants/hemianthus-callitrichoides-cuba

what you guys think?

i think that they look cool and i hope to make a carpet out of the Cuba :D
 
You can get HC out of their value range I think, but I dunno how much you'll get in comparison to the normal pot size I guess. I suppose it would be good for trying it at first, as HC is pretty demanding in terms of CO2 etc.
 

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