Rotala sp. "Nanjenshan" - InVitro

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Rotala boshi "Nanjenshan" is a fast-growing, fine-leaved plant originally from Taiwan. The narrow leaves are reminiscent of those of the Rotala wallichii, but do not turn red like these, but remain mainly green with reddish-colored shoot tips under sufficiently strong lighting. This Rotala grows very bushy and even overhangs under strong light. It withstands temperatures from 4 to 32 degrees and can therefore also be used in cold water aquariums. In terms of keeping, it can be classified as medium difficult, as it has a fairly high light requirement and needs a good supply of nutrients. Visually, it fits best in the middle ground.

    Origin: Taiwan
    Growth: fast
    Plan: middle ground
    Temperature: 4 - 32 °C
    pH: 6 - 7
    CH: 0 - 21
    Difficulty: medium
    Light requirement: medium - high
    Propagation: cuttings
    CO2 necessary: ​​recommended
    Emersed growth possible: yes

 

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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