
Lilaeopsis brasiliensis Tissue Culture - C3350
Lilaeopsis brasiliensis – Tissue Culture (Micro Sword Carpet Plant)
Create a natural, grassy foreground with Lilaeopsis brasiliensis, commonly known as Micro Sword. This low-growing plant spreads through runners to form a soft, lawn-like carpet, making it a favorite for aquascapers looking for a natural field-style layout.
Grown in sterile tissue culture, this plant arrives 100% pest-free, algae-free, and safe for shrimp tanks.
- Natural grass-like carpet appearance
- Spreads via runners for steady coverage
- More structured look than hairgrass
- Tissue culture grown – no pests, algae, or snails
- Shrimp-safe & pesticide-free
Plant Details
- Scientific Name: Lilaeopsis brasiliensis
- Common Name: Micro Sword
- Placement: Foreground / Carpet
- Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
- Growth Rate: Moderate
- Lighting: Medium to High
- CO₂: Optional (recommended for faster spread)
🌱 Growth Style (Key Selling Feature)
Micro Sword spreads by sending out horizontal runners, forming:
- A short, grassy carpet
- A slightly more structured and upright look than hairgrass
- A natural “field” effect in aquascapes
👉 Perfect for hobbyists who want a clean, natural carpet without extreme difficulty
🧪 How to Plant (Tissue Culture Prep)
- Remove plant from cup
- Rinse off all nutrient gel thoroughly
- Separate into small plantlets
- Plant each portion 2–3 cm apart
Pro Tip: Leave spacing between plants to allow runners to fill in and create a full carpet.
Care Notes
- May take time to establish before spreading
- Stronger lighting improves density
- Nutrient-rich substrate boosts growth
- Occasional trimming helps maintain a uniform carpet
What You Get
- 1 sealed cup of Lilaeopsis brasiliensis Tissue Culture
- Multiple plantlets ready to plant and spread
Perfect For
- Natural-style aquascapes
- Foreground carpeting
- Beginner to intermediate planted tanks
- Shrimp aquariums
- Layouts needing a structured grass look
Pro Aquascaper Tip
Use Micro Sword:
- In Iwagumi layouts for a clean, grassy foreground
- Between rocks for a natural transition look
- As a low-maintenance alternative to more demanding carpet plants
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Description
Lilaeopsis brasiliensis – Tissue Culture (Micro Sword Carpet Plant)
Create a natural, grassy foreground with Lilaeopsis brasiliensis, commonly known as Micro Sword. This low-growing plant spreads through runners to form a soft, lawn-like carpet, making it a favorite for aquascapers looking for a natural field-style layout.
Grown in sterile tissue culture, this plant arrives 100% pest-free, algae-free, and safe for shrimp tanks.
- Natural grass-like carpet appearance
- Spreads via runners for steady coverage
- More structured look than hairgrass
- Tissue culture grown – no pests, algae, or snails
- Shrimp-safe & pesticide-free
Plant Details
- Scientific Name: Lilaeopsis brasiliensis
- Common Name: Micro Sword
- Placement: Foreground / Carpet
- Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
- Growth Rate: Moderate
- Lighting: Medium to High
- CO₂: Optional (recommended for faster spread)
🌱 Growth Style (Key Selling Feature)
Micro Sword spreads by sending out horizontal runners, forming:
- A short, grassy carpet
- A slightly more structured and upright look than hairgrass
- A natural “field” effect in aquascapes
👉 Perfect for hobbyists who want a clean, natural carpet without extreme difficulty
🧪 How to Plant (Tissue Culture Prep)
- Remove plant from cup
- Rinse off all nutrient gel thoroughly
- Separate into small plantlets
- Plant each portion 2–3 cm apart
Pro Tip: Leave spacing between plants to allow runners to fill in and create a full carpet.
Care Notes
- May take time to establish before spreading
- Stronger lighting improves density
- Nutrient-rich substrate boosts growth
- Occasional trimming helps maintain a uniform carpet
What You Get
- 1 sealed cup of Lilaeopsis brasiliensis Tissue Culture
- Multiple plantlets ready to plant and spread
Perfect For
- Natural-style aquascapes
- Foreground carpeting
- Beginner to intermediate planted tanks
- Shrimp aquariums
- Layouts needing a structured grass look
Pro Aquascaper Tip
Use Micro Sword:
- In Iwagumi layouts for a clean, grassy foreground
- Between rocks for a natural transition look
- As a low-maintenance alternative to more demanding carpet plants


















