I've seen lots of different ways that hobbyists deal with Hemianthus, and most people don't tie it to wood or rock as you can plant it straight into the substrate as long as you leave enough rock wool (as this will stop the plant from floating). Anyway, this chap has done it another way and quite successfully too, and I thought it was worth sharing.
Again perfect plant beautifully marked, very clean and healthy always carefully packaged, excellent service from Aqua Essentials, always pleased with their quality live plants.
Quick effective and all in order. Plants in individual pockets within a further package bag all inside a generous sized postage package. All plants looking healthy so fingers crossed all with grow and give viewing pleasure for years to come
Have been using this site for a long time, always packaged great, obvs have had the odd few that have arrived not as great, you get what you pay for, obvs not cheap but worth it they thrive in my tank each time.
I received my order promptly and very well packaged and am very pleased with tue service and prpducts. I am especially pleased with the plant which is extremely clean and healthy and potted up beautifully.
I ordered a tropica 1-2 grow Anubius barteri nana and some water spangles, both plants were healthy.
The water spangles has a couple snails on them but thats to be expected.
The only issue i faced was with tracking my order, but that may have been on Royal Mail's side.