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Aquascapeplants Hygrophila pinnatifida
Size: Pot
Maharashtra, Goa, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu are the states in India where Hygrophila pinnatifida is commonly found. However in the books its origin is from North India state of India, Uttar Pradesh.
- Artistic leave pattern
- To artistic to be believed real
- Can be planted in soil or attached to the hardscape
- Relatively easy to grow and care
Synonyms Nomaphila pinnatifida Dalzell, Cardanthera pinnatifida (Dalzell) Benth. ex C.B.Clarke . Complete botanical name Hygróphila pinnatífida (Dalzell) Sreem. Family Acanthaceae Genus Hygrophila Difficulty medium Usage Epiphyte (growing on hardscape), Semi-emersed plant for open tanks, Midground, Foreground, group Height 5 – 40cm Width 10 – 30cm Growth medium SKU: n/a -
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Ludwigia glandulosa pot
Ludwigia glandulosa
- Magnificent red stem plant
- Narrow leaf shape
- Upright growth habit
Genus Ludwigia Difficulty difficult Usage Accent (red), Background, Midground, Street (Dutch style) Aquascaping very colourful plant for accents Growth medium pH value 5 – 7 Temperature tolerance 10 – 27°C Carbonate hardness 2 – 10°dKH General hardness 0 – 30°dGH Propagation Seeds, Cuttings Can grow emersed? yes SKU: n/a -
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Aquascapeplants Rotala var.’Pearl’
Size: Price Per Stem
Rotala var.’Pearl’ is a beautiful aquatic plant that is majorly found in Pakistan, India and Nepal.
Tiny leaves ideal for nano or even larger scapes
Ideal to be placed foreground or midground
Recommended to use co2 and plant neutrient Easylife Profito along with Easylife Ferro Iron.SKU: n/a -
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Marimo Moss Ball
- Marimo moss ball is also known as Aegagropila Linnaei
- Used in many iwagumi layouts or to even create carpet
- One of the easiest plant to maintain
- Ideal for beginners
- Velvety, Lush green balls
- The plant is very slow growing
- Can be divided into several smaller pieces
- Recommendable for shrimp tanks
SKU: n/a - Marimo moss ball is also known as Aegagropila Linnaei
