Giant Duckweed, Spirodela polyrhiza, Live Aquarium/Aquatic/Freshwater/Floating/Pond Plant, Planted Tank, Aquascaping by Aquarium Plant Center (30 Plants)

I was really worried that the duckweed wouldn't arrive alive due to a weather delay, but it made it! It was delayed by a few days and it still looks absolutely healthy and thriving. The color and size is perfect, and for how cheap it was it's a pretty good clump of duckweed! I'll definitely be ordering from them again ☺️

Bought these for my ducks for their pond. They came healthy with little roots and had a great quality! I will be ordering them again as we are refurbishing our duckie pond for spring.

Beautiful! It always pays to order small. I know these grow really fast and I heard they're an excellent source of protein so I'm planning on cultivating them a little bit so that way I have more food for the month. Thank you!

Arrived on time and in great condition. Perfect amount for my 5 gallon tank

I ordered this duckweed less than a month ago and about a week later I noticed these... things on the glass of my tank. I took a closer look today and realized that they were snails. Hundreds of baby snails and the duckweed is the only thing I have done differently... (Any help on how to get rid of them would be greatly appreciated)

Exactly what I wanted, the only reason I did not leave five stars is because I did have to quarantine and that was a worm.

Great quality and thriving

This is exactly what it says it is. The duckweed came in great, very healthy. Only a few dead pieces, I forgot to count how many I got (I ordered 60 pack) but it really didn't matter because duckweed grows constantly, so that would make up for it. I added it into the tank, looked great. Now some of this is my fault. The filter was too strong and totally messed up all of the plants, but I turned it off to work on it, to lessen the flow. So that's on me, but when I looked closely I saw a small squiggly worm swimming at the surface into another clump of the plant. They said it was pest free, which is true because the worms are a kind of worm that isn't harmful so It's not considered a pest, but it IS a worm. So, if you don't want small harmless worms in your duckweed than don't buy. If you don't mind, than this is the place to go. Beginners should take caution of this because they won't understand what's going on when they see a worm in their aquarium, so their probably going to get worried. Also, don't put duckweed in your sink or waterways because it spreads wildly (just in case) just throw it in you yard or put it in the trash to dispose of because your going to have to take out some every couple of weeks or so. I'll give it a three stars, two minus for worms. Great duckweed though.