Echinodorus bolivianus (Rusby) Tissue Culture
A compact chain-sword style foreground plant supplied in clean tissue culture, ideal for creating grassy rosettes and spreading low growth in planted aquariums.
Quick Facts
- Plant type: Rooted rosette plant
- Sale format: Tissue culture
- 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?
Perfect for low-growing foreground in planted tanks
FAQ
What is the recommended lighting for Echinodorus bolivianus?
Species-dependent; begin with stable moderate light unless the plant is known to prefer otherwise.
Does this plant require CO₂ injection?
Species-dependent; many established rosette plants grow without injection.
How should I plant this tissue culture?
Plant the roots in substrate while keeping the crown above the substrate.
Justin Hunter –
Grew well in my 20-gallon tank with moderate lighting. The plant spread slowly but formed a nice dense rosette. Easy to root and stays healthy with no CO₂.
Edward Hodges –
Arrived healthy and rooted quickly. I placed it in the foreground with a bit of sand substrate. It looks natural and fills the space well without needing extra light.
Amelia Sutherland –
Perfect for a low-maintenance foreground. No issues with growth or color. Works well in a community tank with other plants.