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Utricularia graminifolia Tissue Culture (Mini)

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$7.99

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Packaged As, Grower, Placement, Color, Difficulty Level, Species,

Packaged As:
Tissue Culture
Grower:
Aquascaperoom
Placement:
Foreground
Color:
Green
Difficulty Level:
Advanced
Species:
Other

Description

Utricularia graminifolia Tissue Culture- Mini Size

Utricularia graminifolia, often referred to as UG, is a fine-textured carpeting plant prized in Aquascaping for its soft, grass-like appearance. When established, it forms a low, natural-looking carpet that works beautifully in both nano aquariums and larger, detailed layouts.

Size note: This tissue culture is grown in a 2" cup (smaller than standard). It’s an excellent option for nano tanks or for aquascapers who want to try this plant before committing to larger quantities.
As with all tissue cultures, rinse thoroughly to remove gel before planting.

Why Aquascapers Like It

  • Soft, grass-like carpet with a natural meadow appearance
  • Great scale for nano tanks and small layouts
  • Pest- and algae-free tissue culture growth
  • Excellent contrast against stone and wood hardscape
  • Highly sought-after carpeting plant for refined Aquascaping

Care & Placement

  • Placement: Foreground / carpeting plant
  • Lighting: Moderate to high
  • CO₂: Strongly recommended for successful carpeting
  • Substrate: Fine-grain, nutrient-rich substrate works best
  • Planting: Split into many small portions and plant with spacing
  • Flow: Gentle flow to prevent uprooting

Aquascaping Tips

  • Plant small portions close together for a faster, more even carpet.
  • Avoid disturbing the substrate during the first few weeks after planting.
  • Stable CO₂ and nutrients are more important than high light alone.

Plant Specs

Category Details
Type Carpeting Plant (Tissue Culture)
Difficulty Intermediate- Advanced
Growth Rate Moderate
Light Moderate to High
CO₂ Required for best results
Placement Foreground / Carpet
Temperature 22–28°C
pH Range ~5.5–7.0

Utricularia graminifolia may take time to establish. Focus on new runners and fresh green growth as signs of success rather than initial melt.