Didiplis diandra originally comes from the eastern United States. In nature, it is one of the endangered plant species, but can reproduce very well in aquariums. This beautiful and graceful looking plant is not too difficult to care for, but still needs a gentle flow and enough light (about 0.5 - 1 watt/litre) to keep the lower parts of the stems from bare. The colors of Didiplis diandra range from green in less available light to orange, red and pink in more available light. Due to its coloring and the slender, elongated leaves, it stands out perfectly from green, round-leaved plants, creating great contrasts.
- Origin: North America
- Type: stem plant
- Height: 25 - 40 cm
- Width: 2 - 10 cm
- Growth speed: fast
- Plan: middle ground - background
- Temperature: 18 - 28 °C
- pH: 5 - 7,5
- CH: 2 - 10
- Light demand: medium - high
- Difficulty: easy - medium
- Propagation: cuttings
- CO2 necessary: no, but recommended
Instructions for planting:
Only open the container just before planting. Gently remove the plant from the container and rinse the roots free of the gel or liquid. Small residues of the nutrient solution are not a problem. After rinsing, the plant should be quickly placed in the water so that it does not dry out.
In Vitro: Grown in the laboratory and guaranteed free from pathogens, snails, algae and vermin.
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