Lace Fern – Terracotta Pot
A finely textured, bright green aquarium plant supplied in a terracotta pot, ideal for adding soft, feathery structure to planted aquariums.
Quick Facts
- Plant type: Rooted rosette plant
- Sale format: Potted plant
- Placement: Plant the roots in substrate while keeping the crown above the substrate.
- Lighting: Species-dependent; begin with stable moderate light unless the plant is known to prefer otherwise.
- Injected CO₂: Species-dependent; many established rosette plants grow without injection.
Is this for you?
- You have substrate
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Plant Type | Rooted rosette plant |
| Format | Potted |
| Placement | Roots in substrate, crown above |
| Light Requirement | Stable moderate light (species-dependent) |
| CO₂ Requirement | Not required for most rosette plants |
FAQ
Can I plant the Lace Fern directly into my aquarium substrate?
Yes, you can plant the Lace Fern directly into your aquarium substrate. Ensure the crown remains above the substrate to prevent rot.
Does this plant require CO₂ injection?
Many established rosette plants grow without CO₂ injection. It is species-dependent, so it is not required for this plant.
What light conditions are best for Lace Fern?
Begin with stable moderate light. The exact light needs depend on the specific plant variety, so moderate light is a safe starting point.
Julian Glover –
The Lace Fern grew well in my tank after a few weeks. The terracotta pot adds a natural look and the plant spreads nicely without needing extra light or CO₂. Easy to plant and maintains a soft, feathery appearance.
Maria Gray –
I planted it in my substrate with moderate lighting and it has done well. The crown stayed above the soil, which I followed as recommended. It looks great and adds a nice texture to the tank.
Pippa Oliver –
Perfect for a soft, natural look. The plant is easy to handle and established quickly. I didn’t need to add CO₂, which saved me some setup time and cost.