Between different types of Ludwigia SP. Plants, this is the smallest. With an intense red color of her small and round leaves, it will attract everyone.The name of this plant comes from the fact that its small leaves remain bright red, even under average
> Light green Leaf> loosely ascending bushy growth method
> Very popular with Aquascaping
> Huge hair grass> Unusual grassy aquarium plant
> Very long, thin leaves
> Open, transparent growth method
Tropica Nymphoides Hydrophylla 'Taiwan' 1-2-Grow! (Easy), in vitro, nymphoides sp. Grows in Asia and Africa - and this variant of the species originally comes from the south of Taiwan. The rosette plant can become 15-25 cm high and 10-15 cm wide. This var
> Decorative, small Bucephalandra form
> Densely bushy, spreading habit
> Elongate leaves with curly margin
> Magnificent dark purple and brown-orange tones
Bucephalandra sp. "Biblis" is a very decorative, small to medium sized, relatively vigorous
Limnophila sessiliflora is a beautiful and not demanding plant from Southeast Asia. A great alternative to Cabomba, which requires a lot of light. Sticks are fast up to 40 cm high and are 3-4 cm wide. In low light, the plant often becomes torrowed, but th
This cryptocoryne from Sri Lanka used to be called (wrongly) Cryptocoryne Nevillii, but this is the name of a species that has never been used in aquariums. Just like many other cryptocorynes, the first month after planting does not happen much. But then
Taxiphyllum Barbieri on lava rock. Taxiphyllum Barbieri from Southeast Asia is a hardy plant that states few demands on the water or light. The moss is 3-10 cm thick and likes to grow on any surface, so it is ideal for decorating stones and tree roots or
Tropica Littorella Uniflora 1-2-Grow! (Easy), in vitro, through the appearance of Littorella Uniflora it is an easily recognizable plant in the aquarium. It grows in the wild on banks of Europe, North America and South America. Tolerates a fairly low ligh
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> Easy and undemanding plant for beginners
> Very decorative when fastened to rocks or wood pieces
> Not eaten by herbivorous fish
> These boating remains very small, ideal for Nano aquarium> Spring leaves
> Very suitable for Paludaria
> Rare cryptocoryne from the Philippines> Small to medium-sized
> Not very demanding
> Almost not commercially available
This beautiful variant of Cryptocoryne Wendtii from Mi Oya River on Sri Lanka has characteristic red-brown somewhat bully lancet-shaped submerged leaves with a corrugated leaf edge. It can become 20-35 cm high, but more spreads below much light.
It is ju
Bolbitis hillotii on wood. Bolbitis comes from West Africa, a fern with beautiful transparent green leaf, 15-40 cm high and wide. Do not decrease the rhizome in the plants, because it is going to rot and you can best express Bolbitis Hillotii on a root or
Tropica Cryptocoryne undulatus 'Red' 1-2-Grow! (Medium), aquarium plant in vitro. This red version of Cryptocoryne undulata grows in the wild in rivers of Sri Lanka. It is an easy plant, tolerant compared to very different conditions in an aquarium. The a
Tropica Cryptocoryne Crispatula 1-2-Grow! (Easy), in vitro plant. Cryptocoryne Crispatula var. Balansae comes from the limestone mountains of South Thailand, where the water can be very hard. It is not very demanding, but appreciates a nutritious substrat
Tropica Cladophora Aegagropila (Easy), 3 Mosballs packed in breathable blister.Cladophora Aegagropila is not really a plant, but an algae ball of 3-10 cm wide. It is a decorative exception to the rule to avoid the cost of algae.
> New, especially small-leaved Anubia's> robust, not demanding
> Perfectly suitable for nano tanks
Taxiphyllum Barbieri from Southeast Asia is a hardy plant that places few demands on water and light. The moss is 3-10 cm thick and likes to grow on any surface, so it is ideal for decorating stones and tree roots or hiding plants in the aquarium. Attach
Between different types of Ludwigia SP. Plants, this is the smallest. With an intense red color of her small and round leaves, it will attract everyone.The name of this plant comes from the fact that its small leaves remain bright red, even under average
Not demanding, fast-growing moss for both cold and hot water tanks. This is where leptodictyum riparium, it is not the same as the upright-growing so-called "Stringy Moss". His shoots grow horizontally, or rather, in all directions, such as those of Javam
Info plantes
Type: Rhizome
Origine: Cultivar
Croissance: Lente
Hauteur: 3 - 10+
Demande en lumière: Basse
Exigence CO2 : Basse
Tropica Marsilea Hirsuta 1-2-Grow! (Easy), in vitro, Marsilea Hirsuta is a carpet plant from Australia. A fascinating plant, usually supplied with leaves like a four-leaf clover. After a transitional period, he develops different types of leaves, possibly
Easy - great for beginners
- Easy plants which thrive and grow with minimal care.
- Plants requiring little light and only 0.25 watts per litre>.
- CO2 injection is not a requirement but is recommended for more exuberant growth.
- Low maintenance plants, ideal for beginners or low-tech tanks.
- Lower algae risk with routine water changes.
