Crinum Calamistratum
Crinum Calamistratum Care Info
- Care: easy
- CO2: not required
- Growth rate: slow
- Placement: background
- Lighting requirements: low to medium
- Color: green
- Max size: 36+ inches
- Propagation: cutting baby plants off the bottom of the bulb
- Recommended Fertilizer: not specified
Crinum Calamistratum are easy to grow plants, though they grow quite slowly and may take time to adjust to your tank and establish. These plants are hardy and can tolerate some stress, making them ideal for tanks with cichlids and goldfish.
FAQ
What is the lighting requirement for Crinum Calamistratum?
Crinum Calamistratum requires low to medium lighting.
Does this plant need CO2 supplementation?
No, CO2 is not required for Crinum Calamistratum.
How long does it take for this plant to establish in a tank?
It may take some time for Crinum Calamistratum to adjust and establish in a tank, as it grows slowly.
Penelope Gill –
I added Crinum Calamistratum to my aquarium with goldfish and it has been thriving. The plant grows slowly but remains healthy even in low light. Easy to maintain and doesn’t compete with fish for space. I like its green color and it adds a natural look to the background.
Carolyn Hardacre –
The plant is hardy and survived a few water changes without any issues. I cut off a baby plant from the base and it grew into a new one. It’s perfect for a beginner aquarist who wants a low-maintenance plant.
Peter Wright –
I’ve had this plant for over six months and it’s still growing steadily. It doesn’t need CO2 or special lighting, which makes it ideal for my small tank. The green color is nice and it blends well with my cichlids.