Cryptocoryne wendtii ‘Mi Oya’ Tissue Culture by Tropica
Aquarium plant grown from tissue culture in a closed cup.
This rare variety of Cryptocoryne wendtii is native to the Mi Oya river in Sri Lanka. It features distinctive red-brown, slightly textured leaves measuring 20–35 cm in length and 15–30 cm in width, forming a rosette pattern.
Native to warm streams with temperatures above 30°C, this plant thrives in high-temperature environments and is well-suited for tropical aquariums.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Origin | Mi Oya River, Sri Lanka |
| Leaf Color | Red-brown, slightly hammered texture |
| Leaf Size | 20–35 cm long, 15–30 cm wide |
| Temperature Tolerance | 30°C and above |
FAQ
What makes Cryptocoryne wendtii ‘Mi Oya’ unique compared to other Cryptocoryne varieties?
This variety is native to the Mi Oya river in Sri Lanka and has distinctive red-brown, slightly textured leaves that are not commonly found in other Cryptocoryne species.
Can this plant survive in standard aquarium temperatures?
It thrives best in temperatures above 30°C. Performance may be reduced in cooler environments.
Is the plant grown from seeds or tissue culture?
The plant is grown from tissue culture in a closed cup, ensuring consistent genetic quality and disease-free growth.
Jake Gibson –
Received the Mi Oya variety and it’s exactly as described. The leaves have a rich red-brown color and grow well in my 32°C tank. Very satisfied with the plant’s appearance and health after two months.
Edward Mackenzie –
The plant arrived quickly and looks beautiful. I noticed the leaf texture is slightly rough, which matches the description. It’s thriving in my warm aquarium with good water flow.
John Walsh –
This is one of the rarest Cryptocoryne varieties available. The red-brown leaves stand out in my planted tank. It’s hard to find in the market, and this is a great addition to a tropical setup.