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Marble Queen Radican Sword Plant – Bare Root for Aquariums

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $6.99.Current price is: $3.34.

Grows up to 24 inches, perfect for large aquariums and paludariums with moderate to high lighting.

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Marble Queen Radican Sword (Echinodorus cordifolius “Marble Queen”)

This beautiful sword plant grows to an impressive size and is a superb background plant!

Marble Queen Radican Sword (Echinodorus cordifolius “Marble Queen”) is a striking plant that stands out in any aquarium. It can grow to over 24 inches (61 cm), so it is an excellent choice for large, tall aquariums, terrariums, and paludariums. It can even thrive in low-tech setups with moderate to high lighting and nutrient-rich substrate!

Care Requirements

This plant will benefit from CO2 supplementation, but it does not require it. While it will thrive in high lighting, it is also very durable and can do very well under moderate lighting. It requires nutrient-rich substrate for its extensive root structure.

Feature Detail
Plant Type Submerged aquatic plant
Growth Height Over 24 inches (61 cm)
Light Requirement Moderate to high
Substrate nutrient-rich
CO2 Requirement Not required, beneficial

FAQ

Can Marble Queen Radican Sword grow in low-light conditions?

It can survive under moderate lighting and is quite durable, but it grows best with moderate to high lighting.

Is CO2 necessary for this plant?

CO2 supplementation is beneficial but not required for Marble Queen Radican Sword to thrive.

What type of substrate does it need?

It requires a nutrient-rich substrate to support its extensive root structure.

3 reviews for Marble Queen Radican Sword Plant – Bare Root for Aquariums

  1. Julian Campbell –

    Grew quickly in my 48-inch tall aquarium. The leaves are dense and add great visual depth. I didn’t use CO2 and it still did well under moderate lighting. Only needed to add fertilizer occasionally.

  2. Claire Burgess –

    Great for background in a large tank. The plant spread out nicely and stayed healthy even with low-tech setup. A bit tall, so I made sure to leave space at the top.

  3. Vanessa Hodges –

    Very satisfied with the growth and appearance. It’s one of the few plants that can grow tall without needing extra lighting. Easy to maintain and looks stunning in a paludarium.

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