Plants price list
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Last updated Sunday, Oct 25, 2026
Plants can transform a space in a surprisingly simple way. A small aquarium becomes more inviting, a terrarium feels like a miniature rainforest, and a windowsill can become a compact growing area. The reference selection brings together decorative plants, aquarium accessories, terrarium materials, supplements, herb-growing products and seed collections, giving you several ways to add more green to your home or habitat.
ZoneOffer is a comparison site, so it does not sell these products directly. Instead, it helps you compare listed products, brands, stores and prices in one place. Prices shown in this guide reflect the supplied reference data and may change. Ready to find the right fit? Let’s sort the options by use, size, style and maintenance.
Before choosing a plant, think about the environment first. Is it an aquarium with flowing water, a humid terrarium, a reptile enclosure, a pond or a simple desktop? The right product should suit the space rather than force the space to suit it.
For example, hanging plants can cover the back of a tank, while weighted succulents are designed to stay steadier on the enclosure floor. Aquarium plants need to work with gravel and water, whereas terrarium materials such as moss, vines and seed pods help create a more natural habitat. It is a little like choosing shoes: the best-looking pair still needs to match the journey.
Komodo appears frequently in the reference data, particularly for artificial plants made for tanks, terrariums and desert-themed habitats. These products offer a practical way to add height, color and structure without the care routine associated with live plants.
The Komodo Green Leaf Hanging Plant is listed in both smaller and larger versions. The larger option is described as a 26-inch silk plant with suction cups, while the smaller listing is described as 16 inches. The product is intended to cover the back of a tank and has a realistic appearance.
Other hanging options include the Komodo Bamboo Hanging Plant, Komodo Zebrina Hanging Plant and Komodo Two-toned Leaf Hanging Plant. The larger bamboo and zebrina listings are each described as 26 inches and include suction cups. Prices in the supplied data range from $11.47 to $14.93 across these hanging plant listings.
For a fuller enclosure design, the Komodo Woodland Canopy Plant and Komodo Jungle Canopy Plant are both listed at 42 centimeters in the source data. To keep measurements imperial, that is approximately 16.5 inches. The Komodo Rainforest Canopy Plant is listed at 10 inches, while the Komodo Guiana Plant is described as a jumbo option.
These products can help create layers inside an enclosure. Place larger pieces toward the rear and shorter decorations toward the front, leaving open areas so the habitat does not feel crowded. A good enclosure layout works like a landscape painting: the background adds depth, while the foreground keeps the main view clear.
If you are building a dry, desert-inspired enclosure, Komodo’s cactus and succulent designs offer several decorative directions. The Komodo Desert Succulent Plant is available as a three-pack in the listed blue-and-green and yellow-and-green variations. The products are described as lifelike and fitted with weighted bases to make them harder to tip over. Each listed three-pack costs $12.10.
The cactus range includes the Komodo Cactus Plant Flower, Komodo Cactus Plant Columnar and Komodo Cactus Plant Barrel. The flower cactus is listed at 9 inches and costs $13.51. The columnar cactus is listed at 5.9 inches and costs $9.74, while the barrel cactus is listed at 4 inches and costs $12.18.
These resin replicas are described as easy to clean and maintain, with textured details and vibrant colors. Their artificial construction can be useful when you want a desert appearance without introducing a live plant into the enclosure.
Aquarium plants can change the mood of a tank in minutes. Real plants may appeal to aquascaping enthusiasts, but artificial options can provide a straightforward decorative solution. The Aquatop Vibrant collection is designed to move with aquarium currents and can be installed by burying the base in gravel.
The Aquatop Vibrant Garden Plant is listed in green, blue, pink, purple and violet variations. Sizes include 6, 10 and 16 inches. The 6-inch options are listed at $10.99, the 10-inch options at $14.99, and the 16-inch options at $22.99.
The supplied description says these plants are made from long-lasting, non-toxic material, are designed not to affect aquarium water chemistry and can be maintained with rinsing and gentle wiping. The description also says no batteries are required. Always check the product packaging and your aquarium setup before use, especially if your tank contains sensitive animals.
For a bright, playful layout, the pink, blue, violet and purple options can add contrast against gravel and darker backgrounds. Green versions may blend more naturally into a planted theme. Why settle for one visual mood? You can compare color and height to create a layered arrangement without relying on a single shade.
The Aquatop Vibrant Passion Plant is listed in rose at 16 inches and costs $22.99. Like the Garden Plant listings, it is described as a decorative artificial aquarium plant that moves with water currents and can supplement natural aquascaping.
The Weco Freshwater Series Tiger Lotus Aquarium Plant is listed as a red, 12-inch aquarium plant and costs $4.20. The reference description places it within a freshwater series that includes several tropical aquatic plant styles and sizes. This option may suit shoppers looking for a traditional aquatic look rather than a brightly colored artificial design.
For pond plants, Pond Care Aquatic Plant Food Tablets are listed as a 25-tablet pouch priced at $7.48. The description says the tablets contain nutrients and iron, including nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, manganese, zinc, boron and copper. They are intended for potted aquatic pond plants in artificial, self-contained ponds containing fish and plants.
The supplied instructions mention beginning feeding in spring when temperatures reach 50 degrees Fahrenheit and continuing into fall until temperatures drop below 60 degrees Fahrenheit. The data also states that the product is not for lakes, rivers, streams or ponds with an outflow. Follow the packaging directions carefully rather than guessing at dosage or placement.
Terrariums benefit from texture as much as color. Natural-looking materials can provide visual interest and help make an enclosure feel less like a box and more like a small ecosystem. The reference selection includes moss, vines, seed pods and decorative plants.
Galapagos Mossvine for Hanging & Climbing is listed as fresh green, 12 feet long and priced at $12.40. The description says it can be used for climbing, hanging and basking, and identifies it as suitable for several climbing species, including tree frogs, chameleons and similar animals.
Galapagos Sheet Moss is listed as a fresh green, 8-quart decorative sheet moss product priced at $11.67. The supplied description says it is intended for tropical and forest terrariums and can be placed over foliage or attached to basking bark to create a shaded area.
Galapagos Natural Magnolia Seed Pods are listed as a five-pack priced at $9.79. The description says they can provide shelter, security and food for microfauna in bioactive vivariums. It also explains that pods and leaf litter break down over time, contributing organic nutrients to microfauna and plant life.
Natural materials can be useful for adding irregular shapes and hiding spaces, but every enclosure has different needs. Check that any accessory is appropriate for the species, humidity level and habitat design before adding it.
Some shoppers are not looking for a decorative plant at all. They may need a supplement to support plants already growing in an aquarium or other controlled environment. The reference data includes two plant-support products.
Aquavitro Premier Plant Supplement is listed in an 11.8-ounce size for $8.28. The reference data does not provide detailed usage instructions, so shoppers should consult the packaging before applying it.
Seachem Laboratories Flourish Iron Plant Supplement is listed at 3.4 ounces and $4.87. Its name identifies it as an iron supplement for aquarium plants, but the supplied data does not include a full dosing guide. Avoid applying more than directed; with supplements, more is not automatically better.
Higgins Sunburst Herb Garden is listed as a 3-ounce product priced at $3.19. The description calls it an all-natural vegetable garden for small animals, including guinea pigs, rabbits, chinchillas, hamsters, gerbils, rats and mice, and says it contains no artificial preservatives or colors.
This type of product may appeal to small-animal owners who want a simple herb-growing project. As with any food-related item, check the packaging and confirm that the plants are appropriate for your particular animal before offering them.
The reference data also includes A Pot For Pot kits in three formats: Desktop Mini Edition, Windowsill Edition and Garden Edition. Because the descriptions use broad or censored references to the intended plant, it is best to treat these as general growing kits and follow all applicable laws, product instructions and local requirements.
The Desktop Mini Edition is listed at $50. The description presents it as a compact kit designed to fit on a desk or other small surface. It is aimed at beginners as well as more experienced growers who prefer a ready-made setup. The description says the user adds water, seed and light.
The Windowsill Edition is listed at $80 and described as a 2-gallon kit suitable for a windowsill, patio or balcony. The description says it can grow up to 4 ounces and is designed for a small growing footprint. Its size may appeal to someone who wants a more substantial project than a desktop kit without choosing a large outdoor container.
The Garden Edition is listed at $320 and described as a 35-gallon kit for growing a larger plant. The included components named in the source include a grow guide, a 40-seed coupon, a 35-gallon fabric pot, a drain saucer, a 0.5-gallon starter pot, a Jiffy pellet, soil-related materials, beneficial bacteria, aeration materials, coco bricks, rooting and flowering boosters, a watering can, cover-crop seeds and trimming scissors.
The larger kit is a bigger commitment in both price and space. Before comparing it with a smaller option, consider where the container will sit, how much light is available and whether you can manage the additional materials.
For shoppers who want plant-inspired décor rather than a living growing project, the Decobudz Artificial Decorative Cannabis Plant is listed at $109.99. The description identifies a desktop size of 15 to 18 inches and a larger size of 26 to 30 inches. It is presented as a hand-rolled and hand-trimmed artificial display item.
The reference data also lists several seed products from Blimburn Seeds. Skunk Collection is priced at $46 and described as a trio from the skunk family. Deelite Autoflower is listed at $17.50, while Jack Herer Cbd 1 1 is also listed at $17.50. These are seed products, not ready-grown plants, and the source does not provide detailed cultivation instructions or availability guarantees.
When comparing products, start with purpose instead of price. A $4.20 freshwater plant and a $320 grow kit solve entirely different problems. Next, compare size, material, color, pack quantity and habitat type. A 26-inch hanging plant may offer more visual coverage, while a small weighted succulent may work better in a compact enclosure.
Pay close attention to repeated listings. The same product family may appear in multiple colors, sizes or store entries. For example, Aquatop Garden Plants are listed at different prices depending on color and height, while Komodo hanging plants vary by size and style. ZoneOffer can help you see those differences side by side rather than treating every product name as identical.
Finally, review the retailer, listed price and product description before making a decision. The supplied offers include products from Peta2z, Smoke Cartel, Drestige and Blimburn Seeds. ZoneOffer is a comparison site, so confirm the current details with the retailer before purchasing.
Whether you want a colorful aquarium, a layered terrarium, a desert-themed enclosure, a pond plant supplement or a compact growing kit, the reference selection offers a broad range of plant-related products. Komodo provides many artificial habitat plants, Aquatop focuses on vibrant aquarium décor, Galapagos offers natural terrarium materials, and the listed kits cover several growing-space sizes. Compare the purpose, dimensions, materials and listed price carefully, and use ZoneOffer to narrow the choices that best match your space.



