Limophila Rugosa

Description

Limnophila rugosa has no high demands and grows rather slowly. Medium lighting is sufficient. It grows best in soft to medium hard water, with CO2 addition and good macro- and micronutrient supply. Nutrient deficiency may lead to small holes in the leaves. Its temperature range lies between 15 and 30 °C, with optimum temperatures of 22-28 °C. The stems ramify well, the side shoots are easy to detach and can be used for propagation. Occasional trimming of the main shoots promotes dense, bushy growth. This exceptional Limnophila species stands out for its light green colour, bullate leaf structure and compact growth. Limnophila rugosa looks best as a group in the midground and is well suited for “plant streets” in Dutch style aquariums.

Note:-

The displayed image is for illustration purpose only and is of submersed grown plants in aquariums under optimum plant growing conditions. Depending on the variety, plants sent are grown in an aquarium in immersed or submersed conditions. Hence, plant/leaf structures may vary from those shown in pictures. When they are grown in an aquarium under optimum growing conditions as required by the plant (light, co2 and nutrients), they will get the appearance as shown in pictures