Riccardia chamedryfolia

Product description

Riccardia chamedryfolia, now available in Tropica's 1-2-Grow! range, is a unique liverwort that adds detailed texture to aquascapes. The plant is known for its fine, coral-like appearance and is perfect for creating subtle details on hardscape, for example on rocks, roots or as a low carpet. Its deep green color enhances the natural impression of the aquarium and makes it popular with aquascapers who want to create an elegant and organic look.

Riccardia chamedryfolia thrives in low to moderate light and adapts to many different water conditions. It grows slowly and is easy to care for, while forming dense and compact clusters that make it possible to create clear and structured sections with minimal trimming. Its unique appearance makes it a very versatile addition to aquascapes and perfect for creating a mature and natural impression.

Important benefits

  • Unique texture – creates detailed hardscapes.

  • Versatile use - perfect for rocks and roots.

  • Slow growth – requires minimal maintenance.

  • Compact clusters – forming dense and structured surfaces.

  • Adaptable – thrives in many different environments.

Riccardia chamedryfolia in the 1-2-Grow! series is an excellent choice for aquarists who appreciate fine details and want to add a unique and natural element to their aquascape.

Product details

Subcategory
1-2-Grow!
SKU
AQ790005138
Brand
Tropica
Color
Green

Riccardia chamedryfolia

64 kr

FAQ about Riccardia chamedryfolia

How do I plant Riccardia chamedryfolia?

Remove the plant from the cup, gently rinse away the nutrient gel and divide it into several small portions. Plant them with some space between each portion so they can establish.

Is Riccardia chamedryfolia free from snails and algae?

In vitro plants are grown under sterile conditions and normally arrive free from snails, algae and pesticides, making them suitable for sensitive shrimp aquariums.

Does Riccardia chamedryfolia need CO₂?

Requirements depend on the species. CO₂ and balanced plant nutrition often produce denser, healthier growth, but follow the light and care requirements in the product description.

What matters during the first few weeks?

Provide stable lighting and nutrition, avoid major changes and remove deteriorating leaves. Newly planted specimens often need time to adapt to submerged growth.

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