An evergreen perennial, the Kyoto Plant grows small white flowers and blue berries when gown on land. It boasts a short stemusually no longer than 5 inchesand its long, linear leaves can reach lengths of 16 inches.

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(2 reviews) 2

1 of 2(50%)customers recommend this product.

Reviews for Top Fin(r) Kyoto Plant

Review 1 for Top Fin(r) Kyoto Plant

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1 / 5 2 reviews

Not a true aquatic plant

October 27, 2012

by Eventide

fromPA

What is your gender?F

How many pets do you have?5 or more

How often do you shop at PetSmart?A few times a year

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1 / 5 2 reviews

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1 / 5 2 reviews

Be careful when buying this plant. It's not a true aquatic plant, and while it may last for a couple months in the aquarium, it will eventually begin to rot and pollute your water.

If you intend on keeping it because you like the look, you have to keep an eye on it and pull it as soon as it begins to rot. Ultimately, however, it's better suited for growth out of the water. The scientific name is Ophiopogon japonicus, specifically the variety known as the "Kyoto dwarf" or "mondo grass" I believe.

Cons: flimsy

+3points

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Review 2 for Top Fin(r) Kyoto Plant

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5 / 5 2 reviews

great little plant!

January 17, 2012

by KeetKeeper

fromAtlanta, Ga

What is your gender?F

How many pets do you have?5 or more

How often do you shop at PetSmart?A few times a year

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5 / 5 2 reviews

Quality

5 / 5 2 reviews

Theese plants are great! In your package there's 3. I only got mine recently so they're quite small :/. however, even now they look fantastic! I had a plastic hairgrass plant that i relly did not like, but i still wanted something grassy looking. When i saw this, i knew it was perfect. Diffinatly buy for your aquarium wheter it's a half galon bowl or a 75 gallon monster!

Pros: stylish, price

+6points

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