Rotala Rotundifolia – Easy to Care Tropical Plant
One pot containing 3-5 stems, each around 10cm in length.
Plant Care Information
Tank temperature: 17-28 degrees Celsius
Lighting: Moderate to high light for best growth
Care level: Easy
Growth rate: Fast-growing in most tropical aquarium setups
Color change: The plant will shift color based on nitrate levels — red when nitrate is high, green when nitrate is low
This is a beginner-friendly plant, widely used in tropical aquariums and known for its simple care and ease of propagation.
Shipping Details
All plants are shipped in water, packed in a solid plastic container. Delivery typically takes 2-3 days. Orders are dispatched early in the week to reduce depot time. Plants are safe for up to 5-7 days in transit. Healthy plants are hand-picked before shipping. Shipping can be combined with fish or other aquarium products.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Plant Type | Rotala Rotundifolia |
| Stems per pot | 3-5 |
| Stem length | 10cm |
| Temperature Range | 17-28°C |
| Light Requirement | Moderate to high |
| Color Response | Red (high nitrate), Green (low nitrate) |
FAQ
What is the ideal water temperature for Rotala Rotundifolia?
The ideal temperature range is 17-28 degrees Celsius.
Does Rotala Rotundifolia change color based on water conditions?
Yes, it changes color depending on nitrate levels — red when nitrate is high, green when nitrate is low.
How long does it take for Rotala Rotundifolia to grow after planting?
It grows quickly in most tropical aquarium setups, making it a fast-growing plant.
Cameron James –
Easy to set up and grows fast. The color change based on nitrate levels is noticeable and helpful for monitoring water quality. I’ve kept it in my 20-gallon tank with moderate lighting and it thrives.
Harry Skinner –
Perfect for beginners. The plant adapts well to my tank conditions and stays healthy even with fluctuating nitrates. I noticed it turned red when nitrate was high, which helped me adjust my water changes.
Gabrielle Newman –
Arrived quickly and was in good condition. It’s easy to maintain and adds a nice green color to the tank. I’ve propagated it a few times and it’s now spreading nicely.