Solenostoma tetragonum 'Pearl Moss' (1-2-Grow Tissue Culture)

Solenostoma tetragonum 'Pearl Moss' is a rare and highly sought-after liverwort that has become a favourite among aquascapers for its unique appearance and compact growth. Despite its common name, Pearl Moss is not a true moss but a tropical liverwort, producing tiny pearl-like leaves that develop into dense, vibrant green cushions across driftwood, rocks and other hardscape materials.

Supplied as a 1-2-Grow tissue culture, this plant is laboratory-grown under sterile conditions, ensuring it is free from snails, algae and pesticides. It is an excellent choice for shrimp aquariums, nature aquariums and premium aquascapes where a clean, pest-free start is essential.

Description

Native to the humid forests of Borneo, Solenostoma tetragonum naturally grows alongside many Bucephalandra species, earning it the popular nickname 'Buce Moss'. Its tiny rounded leaves and slow, controlled growth create an attractive cushion effect that adds depth, texture and a natural appearance to aquarium hardscape.

Perfect for attaching to rocks, driftwood and decorative features, Pearl Moss is ideal for creating detailed foregrounds and natural accents within aquascapes.

Key Features

• Rare tropical liverwort with unique pearl-like foliage
• Forms dense, compact green cushions
• Ideal for aquascaping driftwood, rocks and hardscape
• Slow-growing for easy maintenance and long-lasting layouts
• Supplied as a sterile 1-2-Grow tissue culture
• Guaranteed free from snails, algae and pesticides
• Excellent for shrimp, planted and nature aquariums

Why Choose 1-2-Grow?

• 100% sterile laboratory-grown plants
• No snails, algae or unwanted pests
• No pesticides – safe for shrimp and sensitive livestock
• Healthy, vigorous plants ready for planting
• Environmentally friendly production

Please Note

This plant is supplied in a sealed 1-2-Grow tissue culture cup. Before planting, gently rinse away the nutrient gel and divide the plant into smaller portions to achieve the best coverage and establishment within your aquarium.