100 - 150 Aquascaped Plant Package

 

 

R

10

Rotala rotundifolia

3 Bunches

A

04

Alternanthera reineckii "RED"

2 stems

M

40

Microsorium pteropus

2

E

177

Echinodorus schlueteri 'RED Ozelot'

1

S

30

Sagittaria pusilla "Dwarf"

21

S

35

Sagittaria subulata

8

V

30

Vallisneria spiralis "

20

A

21

Anubias barteri var. nana"

2

H

10

Heteranthera zosteraefolia

10

C

406

Cryptocoryne wendtii "Green"

5

C

321

Cryptocoryne Lucens

5

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Decoration: Driftwood and Rocks. Scroll down for plant photos and descriptions.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rotala Rotundifolia R 10 Rotala rotundifolia

Small Rotala
South-East Asia
Characteristics: Leaves grow in opposite pairs.
Growth tips yellow to red.
Sprout length: 50 cm. Growth rate: Weekly 5 cm.
Propagation: Side shoots, top cuttings.
Requirements: Undemanding.
Special note: The more light the more intensive the colour.
Microsorium pteropus H 20 Microsorium pteropus

Java Fern
South-East Asia
Characteristics: Dark green, irregular fronds up to 25 cm. Growth rate: Monthly 1 leaf.
Propagation: M 40 grows daughter plants from the rhizome and on the leaves.
Requirements: Undemanding.
Aquarium use: Attach the rhizome to bogwood or rocks using a Nylon thread until roots have taken hold.
Echinodorus schlueteri 'RED OZELOT' E 131 Echinodorus schlueteri 'RED OZELOT'

Cardinal form presumably Middle America
Characteristics: Like E 176 but the 4 - 8 uppermost leaves with distinctive brown spots. A compact, small growing plant. Height: Normally only 10-15cm. Growth rate: Monthly 1 - 2 leaves. Propagation: Adventitious plants on flower stem. Requirements: The more light, the more intensive the brown spots. Special note: Very valuable mutation.

 

 

 

 

Sagittaria pusilla S 30 Sagittaria pusilla "Dwarf"

Dwarf Sagittaria
Middle America
Characteristics: Rosette plant with approx. 6 mm wide and 20 cm long leaves. Carpet forming.
Height: 10-15 cm. Growth rate: Monthly 2 - 3 leaves and approx. 1 runner.
Sagittaria subulata S 35 Sagittaria subulata

Needle Sagittaria
North and Middle America
Characteristics: Rosette plant with approx. 6 mm wide and 30-40 cm long leaves.
Height: Up to 40 cm.
Growth rate: Monthly approx 2-3 leaves and 1 runner. Carpet forming.
Requirements: Undemanding. Disturb as little as possible.
Vallisneria tortifolia V 30 Vallisneria spiralis

Straight Vallisneria
Tropical cosmopolitan
Characteristics: Green, straplike leaves, up to 1 metre long. Growth rate: Monthly approx.2 leaves.
Propagation: By runners, which are produced in abundance.
Requirements: Undemanding.
Special note: The correct name is probably Valisneria natans.

 

 

Cryptocoryne wendtii C 421 Anubias barteri var. nana

Dwarf Anubias
Tropical West-Africa. Cameroon.
Characteristics: Low growing, creeping plant. Height: 8 - 12 cm.
Growth rate: 8 - 1- leaves a year.
Propagation: Side shoots from the rhizome.
Special note: Will also grow well tied onto rocks or bogwood.

 

 

 

 

Cryptocoryne wendtii C406 Cryptocoryne wendtii "Green"

Dark-green Wendtii
Characteristics: Deeply green and brown "flamed" with black lines. Wavy margins. Height: 10 - 20 cm.
Growth rate: Monthly 1 - 2 leaves. Propagation: Runners.
Cryptocoryne lucens C 321 Cryptocoryne lucens

Long stemmed Wendtii
Characteristics: Colour of leaves light-green with brown flames. Leaves acute with wavy margins. Height: 15 - 25 cm. Growth rate: Monthly 1 - 2 leaves. Propagation: Runners.
Heteranthera zosteraefolia H 10Heteranthera zosteraefolia

Water Stargrass
South America
Characteristics: Stem plant with bright green, lanceolate leaves.
Sprout length: 50 cm.
Growth rate: Weekly approx. 5 cm.
Propagation: Top cuttings at least 10 cm long.
Requirements: Frequent fertilization with E15 and V30. Otherwise undemanding.

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