An easy green beauty, 'Hygrophila Corymbosa Var. N. Stricta' gets tall, so be sure to add it towards the back of your aquarium!
Bettas love to rest on the broad leaves up towards the surface. Temple plant is such a neat, tidy thing.
A potted bunch will be fully rooted and established, about 4-7" tall.
Looking for a Bunched version?
Growing requirements:
- 65-80 Degrees Fahrenheit
- Ph 6-8
- Low- medium light intensity.
- Grows quickly
- Gets leggier with lower light, bronze tips with higher light
- Co2 not necessary, but recommended for best color.
As I like to keep real ecosystems in my aquariums, there's always the possibility of harmless snail or dwarf shrimp hitchhikers!
Customer Reviews
Customer Reviews
This plant came in healthy and tall with a lot of roots and even some new shoots growing already. There was no melting and the plant had already grown quite a bit after only being in the tank for a week or so. The leaves are already getting pretty big and I’ll need to trim it soon. My betta likes to rest on this plant but his favorite is still with the red root floaters I also ordered from Glass Grown. Overall a great plant!
This one surprised me. I normally buy these local, but they melt most often. Order these from Glassgrown.com for the first time just to see how they would be. Received some real sweet tall green plants potted. Just a couple leaves melted back, but the plants are growing quickly. The shipping was fast and reasonable. You won’t go wrong with this business and it’s crew. The plants I receive are always as expected or “Cass” will correct the issue with you.
Steve
This one surprised me. I normally buy these local, but they melt most often. Order these from Glassgrown.com for the first time just to see how they would be. Received some real sweet tall green plants potted. Just a couple leaves melted back, but the plants are growing quickly. The shipping was fast and reasonable. You won’t go wrong with this business and it’s crew. The plants I receive are always as expected or “Cass” will correct the issue with you.
Steve