Hygrophila pinnatifida
Hygrophila pinnatifida
රු 500
Hygrophila pinnatifida is a popular stem plant that grows well as an epiphyte plant. This is not an easy plant, but in a tank set up with good CO2 and light, this plant grows really well. Under the high light, this plant becomes deep red in color. Each stem or average portion cost Rs 500/= w
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CO2 Requirement | Medium CO2 |
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Light Requirement | High lights, Medium lights |
Substrate | Clay based substrate, Epiphite / Non substrate |
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