I always enjoy these videos of the Tropica facilities, it must smell amazing in there! Their website really helped me select the right plants for my first aquascape. Just found out one of my local fish stores carries their products, so I’ll be using them for the next scape. Thanks for the video and thanks for making their website even better 😁
I like watching these videos because my local department of agriculture will not allow the import of sterile Tropica plants for biosecurity reasons. Hence this is the closest I will ever get.
That moss on lava you picked up looks a bit like a hedgehog ;) What a great place to be. I must admit some plants do look way better in emerged form, i.e. java fern you pointed is so lush. I would love to know how ancient some of the plants are. It seems they just adopted to new conditions but thrive best when high humidity and lots of CO2 is in the air and underwater is their 2nd choice. Great stuff G, more if you can please.
Beautiful! Thank you for showing us this “behind the scenes “ and where our beautiful plants come from! My favorite is hands down the wood with moss and my favorite plant Hygrophila Pinnatifida. ❤️x
Where I get my plants - bit.ly/2JkGEWl My favourite aquariums with a lid - bit.ly/oaseaquarium My favourite filters - bit.ly/oasefilter My favourite aquascaping store - bit.ly/2XEQohb
Sangat indah sekali , saya orang indonesia merasa kagum ... Dan di negeri tropis di tempat kami banyak sekali yang tumbuh di alam , andai saja ada pekerjaan seperti ini di tempat kami pastinya saya ingin sekali mengerjakannya
Brilliant video as always. Facility looks absolutely amazing! Seeing the lab would be fab but I am more than happy seeing all those amazing plants! Gutted that I cannot come and see your demonstration tomorrow at aquajardin gloucester. Unfortunately, the boring stuff in life sometimes gets in the way. Anyway, thanks for yet another great video and hopefully get to see meet you in one if your demos in the future! Big fan, amazing work
Fantastic tour. I would like to k ow things like humidity levels, temps, how often they are misted, moved, what they are growing in, depth, ferts etc please sir.
That facility is amazing. I love everything. Would love to know how they process the starters or seedlings and the initial process and i would understand if it is a trade secret.
So much moss. George, you ran out of time with the moss at the Chicago Aquatic Plant Society (CAPS) demo but, here you are swimming in the stuff in Denmark! 🤣
That was an outstanding tour video that gave an humbling insight to what takes place to provide the plants for this hobby. As for other tings to see, the lab would be great even if they would just show a staged generic representation of what is done there. The in vitro growth is interesting too. Even a discussion of how they determine water parameters optimized for each plant species, go about shipping plants, propagating plants, and the politics of what plants are legal in different areas or countries. Thanks for taking the time to give us a peak into the industry, Jim PS: Do you ever feel like a Latin scholar with the plant species' names rolling off your tongue? :)
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Currently binge watching your videos! I've bought a 155l Aqua Oak Cube that I'm struggling with aquascape ideas for. Have you done one of these styles of tank?
I have a question for you George, how would you fertilizate a low tech aqua? With most Anubias, Bucephalandras and Microsoruns (with CO2 and aqua soil)? Havent yet saw the video but I bet I´ll love it
Hi George. Can You tell us what You think about useing carpet plant from seeds?. For me its like dry start method only difference is useing seeds. Thank you in advance for response
Bear in mind Hygrophila pinnatifida turns bright red underwater. So depending on how you feel you either get a bright splash of lovely pacific Island red for your money or something that will distract from your planting silhouette quite considerably. If dark, quiet, moody primitive African green is what you want this isn't the plant. Alternatively you can grow it out of the water to create that towering (nano) forest affect around a mossy forest pool, this way it will stay dark green.
Hi George hope your enjoying your globetrotting......the plant you showed with the spiked leaves with the moss on the bog wood do you know if there available to order in the uk at aquarium gardens? What are they called if you want to order one ? Would love one in a a tank I'm about to set up .......Thanks for your contusions inspiration.
This place is an aquascapers dream! Always love when you tour tropica's facilities! Thanks for sharing George!
Very cool!
My sister and I love to go to the greenhouse in the winter. The warmth and smell of the soil is so relaxing!
an absolute heaven for those who are into aquascaping terrarium and vivarium art !!
Yep 😂😂😂😁😁😁
Keep the beutiful work.Breathlees.God blesed you.
what an awesome video, I love moss and so do my shrimp, I am trying to learn more about plants so this is an excellent video for me to watch.
Great tour. Thank you for sharing. I love the moss on the wood and rocks. Jealous. - Little Bobby
Amazing facility, so many great plants and mosses 🤓
I drive by Tropica frequently, I've always wanted to go in for a look :D
I couldn't pick just one part. the tour was over all enjoyable. needed this!
Thanks for the detailed tour, Tropica is huge and beautiful! I love when you do shows and tours. Peace and Blessings from Texas USA ♡♡♡
I always enjoy these videos of the Tropica facilities, it must smell amazing in there! Their website really helped me select the right plants for my first aquascape. Just found out one of my local fish stores carries their products, so I’ll be using them for the next scape. Thanks for the video and thanks for making their website even better 😁
I like watching these videos because my local department of agriculture will not allow the import of sterile Tropica plants for biosecurity reasons. Hence this is the closest I will ever get.
Thanks for the tour George!
Good coverage. helped to build insights and link to the bigger picture of planted aqua
Very nice material regarding Tropica Aquarium Plants 👍
Very beautiful plants, i dont think i could pick just one as a favorite. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the tour George! Tropica is amazing and HHHUUUGGGEE!!! Great to see behind the scenes and the process! Thank you!
I always love these Tropica videos. It often gives me some ideas lol. Thanks for the video!
That place looks like a very nice aquarium plant farm .... and it's by Tropica ! cool,thanks for the tour !
Beautiful tour of mother nature
That moss on lava you picked up looks a bit like a hedgehog ;)
What a great place to be. I must admit some plants do look way better in emerged form, i.e. java fern you pointed is so lush. I would love to know how ancient some of the plants are. It seems they just adopted to new conditions but thrive best when high humidity and lots of CO2 is in the air and underwater is their 2nd choice.
Great stuff G, more if you can please.
this excites me, as I have no green thumb but I'm, planning on planting a lot of emergent moss in my paludarium.
so...you went to the aquarium plant heaven again!!!
Those lillies look great!
Beautiful! Thank you for showing us this “behind the scenes “ and where our beautiful plants come from! My favorite is hands down the wood with moss and my favorite plant Hygrophila Pinnatifida. ❤️x
Hi George, very interesting video today, loved the look around the mosses etc. Great tour ,thanks as always for sharing.
Thanks mate 👍
Where I get my plants - bit.ly/2JkGEWl
My favourite aquariums with a lid - bit.ly/oaseaquarium
My favourite filters - bit.ly/oasefilter
My favourite aquascaping store - bit.ly/2XEQohb
Very interesting to see. Amazing place. Thanks! 👍🏻
What an amazing place.
Great video tour, I just think that I need all of that plants 😀 they are so beautiful,so healthy so green, really super place it has to be🙂
👍👍Love the tour. I’ve never been able to grow Microsorum immersed. I’ll have to give it another try.
Cheers,
Chris
Great tour and very informative George. Won’t be getting your book for Christmas!!!!
What an awesome plant farm!
Love all of it... greenhouse goals 🌱💚
Thanks for sharing George cheers
Such a globe trotter George. Who’s looking after the GFS Gallery??
Love ur tours of Tropica, just want to go and buy more plants 😂😂
Beautiful set up
Tropica is heaven
AWSOME MOSS FARM
это просто нереальное место! очень круто! сколько всего, красота нереальная
Great video love the tours that you do👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I loved the sheets off moss 👍
Awesome video. It was great to meet u at aquashella in chicago. Beautiful plants!
Enjoy in work..
Your moss are nice
*This video is so beautiful*
Such a great video, love they’re facility and plants!
Love to see such things. Looks inside.
- Marcus
I love the animated intro
Thanks George! I'd be interested in seeing where they grow the different types of Echinodorus.
Love love thisss. Would really love to see how they grow tissue culture plants. Are they doing in vitro fertilization? grow out of seeds?
Amazing
👍💚
Sangat indah sekali , saya orang indonesia merasa kagum ... Dan di negeri tropis di tempat kami banyak sekali yang tumbuh di alam , andai saja ada pekerjaan seperti ini di tempat kami pastinya saya ingin sekali mengerjakannya
As always very inspiring video
I'd sell my soul to work there... so beautiful.
Brilliant video as always. Facility looks absolutely amazing! Seeing the lab would be fab but I am more than happy seeing all those amazing plants! Gutted that I cannot come and see your demonstration tomorrow at aquajardin gloucester. Unfortunately, the boring stuff in life sometimes gets in the way. Anyway, thanks for yet another great video and hopefully get to see meet you in one if your demos in the future! Big fan, amazing work
Fantastic tour. I would like to k ow things like humidity levels, temps, how often they are misted, moved, what they are growing in, depth, ferts etc please sir.
Trade secrets! 😎
I assumed as much, but thought it was worth a try.
That facility is amazing. I love everything. Would love to know how they process the starters or seedlings and the initial process and i would understand if it is a trade secret.
ruclips.net/video/tsZmYl9CsPc/видео.html
Great plants
So much moss. George, you ran out of time with the moss at the Chicago Aquatic Plant Society (CAPS) demo but, here you are swimming in the stuff in Denmark! 🤣
Wonderful 😍
That was an outstanding tour video that gave an humbling insight to what takes place to provide the plants for this hobby.
As for other tings to see, the lab would be great even if they would just show a staged generic representation of what is done there. The in vitro growth is interesting too. Even a discussion of how they determine water parameters optimized for each plant species, go about shipping plants, propagating plants, and the politics of what plants are legal in different areas or countries.
Thanks for taking the time to give us a peak into the industry, Jim
PS: Do you ever feel like a Latin scholar with the plant species' names rolling off your tongue? :)
Paradise😍
Would be interesting to see how Tropica keep a database of plant species alive and the process of creating pots into fully grown plants. Cheers!
ruclips.net/video/tsZmYl9CsPc/видео.html 👍
That's great! Thanks George :)
The moss tent is one big iwagumi lawn
I recognized the moss at 4:00. It's Phallic moss.
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Great vid and looking forward tk tropica and your own books, want signed though 😁
can you maybe look how they are keeping pests & diseases at bay? i know they have yellow sticky traps up but wondered if they used beneficial insects.
Очень красиво и позновательно теперь знаю какие растения над водно растут супер👍🤗
can you say JEALOUS! cheers.
１度は行って見てみたいです。
Thank you George!
What's the temperature inside of this green house?
I wish Tropica plants were available here in the U.S.
Super
Currently binge watching your videos! I've bought a 155l Aqua Oak Cube that I'm struggling with aquascape ideas for. Have you done one of these styles of tank?
Nice video dude!!!!
Love the tours of tropical your doing
Man, that looks beautiful. Such nice plants. Tell them to give us the nutrient recipe.haha
Kereeen
master 👍
Where is it located?
Very nice👍
I'm the moss beginner. I love this.
I have a question for you George, how would you fertilizate a low tech aqua? With most Anubias, Bucephalandras and Microsoruns (with CO2 and aqua soil)?
Havent yet saw the video but I bet I´ll love it
HI, How often fertilize them or just use clean water ? Which and where nutrition moss could get from as their has no root ?
Hi George, do you know how big one slab of moss is?
Absolutely a dream! George, how would someone in the USA acquire Tropica plants?
Hi George. Can You tell us what You think about useing carpet plant from seeds?. For me its like dry start method only difference is useing seeds. Thank you in advance for response
Is the tropica book the one with the Hawaiian lady on the cover?
I love the way they have plants and moss on the bogwood. George you are sounding very tired, have you been overdoing it?
wow
the place is huge but i didn't see worker - how many people do you think work here to take care of this beautiful plants?
Will these emerged mosses melt when submerged? 🤔
How this big echinodorus are farmed? Are they sit in substrate?
Bear in mind Hygrophila pinnatifida turns bright red underwater. So depending on how you feel you either get a bright splash of lovely pacific Island red for your money or something that will distract from your planting silhouette quite considerably. If dark, quiet, moody primitive African green is what you want this isn't the plant. Alternatively you can grow it out of the water to create that towering (nano) forest affect around a mossy forest pool, this way it will stay dark green.
How are all of these once they are submerged do they die back
Hi George hope your enjoying your globetrotting......the plant you showed with the spiked leaves with the moss on the bog wood do you know if there available to order in the uk at aquarium gardens? What are they called if you want to order one ? Would love one in a a tank I'm about to set up .......Thanks for your contusions inspiration.
soo big & soo worderfull farm XD
Is it ok if we used glue for Fissidence crispulus ?
Will the moss convert well once submerged ? Or does it take a while to convert ?
Yes, it usually takes a few weeks to adapt fully.
What substrate for moss ?
What I wouldn't give to have free reign of this facility to choose any moss I want. Just give me 30 minutes alone.
🤣💚
Nasreedin Nasree Hadir... Indonesia
how they do java moss emmersed? please this tutorial should be a blast, there is nothing like in internet