Crinum Calamistratum
- Undemanding plant
- Curvy narrow leaves
- Dark green color
Complete botanical name | Crínum calamistrátum Bogner & Heine |
Family | Amaryllidaceae |
Genus | Crinum |
Difficulty | easy |
Usage | Background, Midground, Specimen plant |
Growth | slow |
pH value | 5 – 8 |
Temperature tolerance | 12 – 30°C |
Carbonate hardness | 2 – 12°dKH |
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