Dwarf Water Onion Zephyranthes Candida
1 Dwarf Water Onion Zephyranthes Candida
Care Information
- Care: easy
- CO2: not required
- Growth rate: slow
- Placement: background
- Lighting requirements: low to medium
- Color: green
- Max size: 10+ inches
- Propagation: cutting baby plants off the bottom of the bulb
- Recommended Fertilizer: not specified
Dwarf Water Onions are beginner-friendly plants that are easy to grow. They will need time to adjust to your tank and establish. These plants are hardy and can withstand some abuse.
FAQ
What is the lighting requirement for this plant?
Low to medium lighting is required for optimal growth.
Does this plant need CO2?
No, CO2 is not required.
How do I propagate this plant?
Cut baby plants off the bottom of the bulb to propagate.
Wendy Mathis –
Grew my first water onion with this plant and it adapted well to the tank. It stays green and looks nice in the background. Easy to care for even as a beginner. No special lighting or fertilizers needed.
Alison Skinner –
Planted it in my freshwater tank with low light. It grew slowly but steadily. I cut off a baby plant last week and it’s already showing signs of growth. Very hardy and doesn’t seem to mind being moved around.
Heather Reid –
Perfect for a new aquascaping setup. It’s easy to grow and doesn’t require much attention. The green color adds a nice touch to the background of my tank.