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pothos in aquarium water Live Pothos Cuttings for Aquarium – Natural Nitrate Absorber & Algae Control – Easy Rooting Aquarium Plant – 4–6 Inch Stem – Garage Aquatics

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pothos in aquarium water Live Pothos Cuttings for Aquarium – Natural Nitrate Absorber & Algae Control – Easy Rooting Aquarium Plant – 4–6 Inch Stem – Garage AquaticsLive Golden Pothos Plant Cutting $5 Each Aquarium Ready Nitrate Absorber STATUS: In StockPrice: $5. 00 per cuttingCutting Length: 46 inches with 24 healthy nodesType: Golden Pothos (Epipremnum aureum)Use: Perfect for planted aquariums or hydroponic filtration Description Enhance your aquarium with live Golden Pothos cuttings, a natural water purifier that looks as good as it performs. Each cutting is fresh, healthy, and ideal for rooting in aquariums

Live Golden Pothos Plant Cutting – $5 Each – Aquarium-Ready Nitrate Absorber

STATUS: In Stock
Price: $5.00 per cutting
Cutting Length: 4–6 inches with 2–4 healthy nodes
Type: Golden Pothos (Epipremnum aureum)
Use: Perfect for planted aquariums or hydroponic filtration


Description

Enhance your aquarium with live Golden Pothos cuttings, a natural water purifier that looks as good as it performs. Each cutting is fresh, healthy, and ideal for rooting in aquariums or hydroponic setups.

Pothos is an excellent low-maintenance plant that thrives with its roots submerged and leaves above water. It's one of the best natural tools for absorbing nitrates, improving water quality, and reducing algae growth—making it a favorite among aquarists.


Why Use Pothos in Your Aquarium?

  • Nitrate Absorption – Helps reduce harmful nitrate buildup naturally

  • Algae Control – Outcompetes algae for nutrients

  • Low Maintenance – Thrives in a wide range of water conditions

  • No Substrate Needed – Simply anchor the stem and let the roots grow

  • Improves Water Clarity – Promotes healthier water chemistry

  • Aquascaping Versatility – Beautiful trailing vines above your tank


Care Instructions for Aquarium Use

  • Place the cutting so the stem is submerged and the leaves stay above water

  • Use a suction cup clip, lid slot, or floating ring to hold the cutting in place

  • Roots will grow within 7–14 days directly in the tank water

  • No soil or planting required

  • Works with most freshwater setups (not suitable for brackish/saltwater)


Frequently Asked Questions

Do these cuttings come rooted?
No, they are unrooted cuttings, but they root quickly in aquarium water.

How many should I use?
We recommend 1 cutting per 10–15 gallons of water for visible nitrate reduction.

Can fish eat Pothos?
Most fish avoid Pothos. It's best used in tanks with non-herbivorous species.

Will the leaves go underwater?
Keep all leaves above the waterline to prevent rot. Only the stems and roots should be submerged.


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For just $5 per cutting, you can boost your aquarium's health and beauty with Golden Pothos – a proven, natural filtration plant that’s easy to grow and incredibly effective.

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