Tissue Culture - Echinodorus bolivianus (Rusby) Holm-Niels
Echinodorus bolivianus (Rusby) Holm-Niels, also known as Helanthium bolivianum, is a captivating aquatic plant native to the freshwater regions of South America.
This low-maintenance plant adds a touch of vibrant green elegance to your aquarium, offering a perfect choice for both beginner and experienced aquascapers.
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Echinodorus bolivianus (Rusby) Holm-Niels (Helanthium bolivianum)
The Tissue Culture Echinodorus bolivianus (Rusby) Holm-Niels, also known as Helanthium 'bolivianum', offers a captivating addition to your freshwater aquarium. This vibrant plant boasts light-green, 10cm-long leaves that create a striking contrast against darker aquarium flora, adding depth and visual interest to your underwater world.
Echinodorus bolivianus: More Than Just Beauty
- Thrives in Groups: Planted in clusters, each rosette of Echinodorus bolivianus expands to a width of 10cm, creating a captivating and voluminous presence in your aquarium.
- Natural Spreader: Under optimal conditions, the plant produces runners that spread across the bottom substrate, adding a touch of natural beauty and carpeting effect.
- Health Indicator: Very light leaves serve as a natural indicator of a micro-nutrient deficiency, allowing you to adjust your fertilization regime accordingly.
Unmatched Quality and Convenience:
- Disease and Pest-Free: These tissue culture plants are cultivated in a sterile laboratory, ensuring they are free from pests, diseases, and algae.
- Superior Root Systems: Produced by professional horticulturalists, these plants boast established root systems, promoting healthy and rapid growth.
- Full and Thriving: Each 75mm pot is packed with vibrant, healthy plants, ready to enhance your aquarium.
- Nano-Friendly: The compact size of these tissue culture plants makes them perfect for nano aquariums.
Planting Instructions:
- Rinse Thoroughly: Before planting, gently rinse away all the agar jelly surrounding the roots.
- Separate with Care: Carefully separate the plants into smaller bunches for optimal placement within your aquascape.
