Rotala 'H'ra' has rather narrow leaves and an overhanging or creeping growth. It is probably a variety of Rotala rotundifolia and bears a close resemblance to Rotala sp. 'Green'. High light levels, good fertilization and added CO2 will induce almost exclusively creeping growth and a warm, rich orange coloration.
This makes it possible to create a dense orange mid-ground cushion or even an unusual orange foreground carpet.
Rotala rotundifolia 'H'ra'
64 kr
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.
In vitro plants are grown under sterile conditions and normally arrive free from snails, algae and pesticides, making them suitable for sensitive shrimp aquariums.
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.
Provide stable lighting and nutrition, avoid major changes and remove deteriorating leaves. Newly planted specimens often need time to adapt to submerged growth.
