This beautiful variation of Cryptocoryne nurii was found growing in the wild in Malaysia around 1970. In the aquarium hobby it became popular under the name 'Rose Maiden'.
The plant is as easy to grow as Cryptocoryne wendtii and has the same size and leaf shape. It will, given the time, produce runners under the bottom layer, often showing up quite far from the mother plant.
Intensity of colour and patterns in leaves is dependent on light and nutrition.
Pro Tips
Like many other Cryptocorynes it needs to acclimatise before growth starts in earnest. Once established, it will reproduce by sending runners that will grow into new plants.
Type: Rosulate
Origin: Asia
Growth Rate: Medium
Light Demand: Low
CO2: Low