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1-2-Grow! Lilaeopsis Brasiliensis

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Packaged As:
Tissue Culture
Grower:
Tropica
Placement:
Foreground
Difficulty Level:
Easy
Color:
Green

Description

Lilaeopsis brasiliensis - Brazilian Micro Sword Aquarium Plant

1-2-Grow! Lilaeopsis brasiliensis, commonly known as Brazilian Micro Sword, is an aquatic plant native to South America. It is renowned for its ability to form compact, lush green carpets in freshwater aquariums. Under high light intensity, it achieves a "lawn effect," growing to a height of 4-7 cm. This makes it an excellent choice for foreground placement, providing a vibrant and natural aesthetic to your aquascape. Additionally, Lilaeopsis brasiliensis can be used in garden ponds and tolerates low salt concentrations, making it suitable for brackish aquariums as well.

Key Features

  • Forms dense, carpet-like growth in the aquarium foreground.
  • Grows to a height of 4-7 cm under high light conditions.
  • Suitable for use in freshwater, garden ponds, and brackish aquariums.
  • Enhances the visual appeal of the aquarium with its vibrant green color.

Care & Maintenance

Difficulty Level Medium
Lighting Medium to high
COâ‚‚ Requirement Medium (6-14 mg/L)
Growth Rate Slow
Placement Foreground
Propagation By dividing the plant into small clumps and planting a few centimeters apart

Propagation

To propagate Lilaeopsis brasiliensis, divide the plant into small clumps, approximately 1/8 of the pot size, and plant them a few centimeters apart in the substrate. This spacing encourages the plants to grow together more quickly, forming a cohesive carpet. Ensure the planting area is open and not shaded by other plants to provide adequate light exposure.

Important Notes

This plant is available as part of Tropica's 1-2-Grow! tissue culture line, ensuring it is free from snails, algae, and pesticides. Tissue culture plants are delivered directly from the laboratory and are safe for sensitive shrimp and fish.

Order now to introduce the lush greenery of Lilaeopsis brasiliensis to your aquarium!