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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

robust luck	July 27, 2009
Reviewer: kai orton from chicago, IL United States

I got this little pot and cute it back as was suggested to obtain the submerged plant form. I removed it from its pot to plant in my flourite substrate, and in doing so pulled off a couple pieces. It has been almost a week and I have tiny four-leaf clovers abounding and all three pieces are rooted and budding. My lighting is 3.2wpg and they have taken off.Very robust plant:)

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Cut it back??	July 11, 2009
Reviewer: Marilee Bell from Bradenton, FL United States

This plant came with a note to cut approx 1/4" from the top of the plastic pot. It had such beautiful long stems with the 4 leaf clovers. I didn't want to cut them off but I did. I'm now seeing green stems coming from the pot. Hopefully I'll see leaves soon.

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beautiful	March 29, 2009
Reviewer: sarah from CT United States

I just ordered a bunch of stuff and my favorite is the 4 leaf clover. It's just planted so I will have to see how it grows. The three I bought came alive and well and my guppies love them.

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half alive	December 19, 2008
Reviewer: Scott Peters from Portsmouth, VA United States

I bought one of these plants and it looked as if it had previously died off and then came back but it certainly wasn't anything like the picture I'm hoping it come back strong in my tank. word of warning if you own a plecostomus. shortlt after I put this in the tank my four inch plecostomus ate the few tender leaves that this plant had accept a few that were closest to the base of the stems.

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looks good	November 22, 2008
Reviewer: Anonymous person from Clemson, SC United States

I recieved early the next morning. Looked very good as I put it in the aquarium. I ordered two with one coming with a lot of leaves and greenery and the other with a little less. The one with less has not done as well in my tank but that may be due to some issues with my water quality. The other one seems to be doing better.

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This is a very Beautiful plant	November 6, 2006
Reviewer: Solomon Bush from Duluth, GA United States

The Clover will produce excellent roots and stems that completely cover the forground of the tank. Shrimp and other small bottom feeders love this plant for its shade and protection. The Clover plant needs ample amounts of light and prefers substrate.

,SolomonBush

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