Money Plant Corner Planter for Aquariums

Description

Money plant is one of the easiest ways to help a fish tank. Its roots take up nitrate from the water while the leaves grow in the open air. This corner planter gives it a proper home: it clips onto the glass in a back corner of the tank, the roots grow out through the slots into the water, and the plant stays where you put it instead of drifting or sinking.

Why you will love it

• Roots in the water, leaves outside. Made for money plant (pothos), syngonium and other cuttings that root in water.
• Made for the corner. The quarter-round shape sits snugly in a back corner, out of your view of the fish.
• Clips on, no tools. Two spring clips go on the glass and the planter sits on them.
• Two sizes. Small for a couple of cuttings, large for a fuller plant.
• Aquarium-safe PETG. 3D printed to order in our workshop in India and tested in our own tanks.

How to set it up

1. Push the two clips onto the glass at a back corner of the tank.
2. Lower the planter onto the clips.
3. Fill it with clay balls (LECA) or gravel.
4. Push your cuttings in so a node or two sits below the water line, with every leaf above it.

Fits

Tank glass from 4 to 12 mm thick. Keep the water near the top of the tank so the slots sit in the water.

In the box

One planter and two clips. Plants and clay balls are not included.

New to growing plants this way? Read our guide: How to grow money plant in an aquarium.