Cryptocoryne crispatula Tissue Culture

Description

Tall Background Plant Not commonly sold in stores. 100% clean with no algae, duckweed, or snails Cryptocoryne crispatula var. balansae is from the limestone mountains of Southern Thailand, where the water can be very hard. It is not very demanding, but appreciates a nutritious substrate and good light. The leaves, which can be either entirely green or a maroon color, grow from 7" to 23" long, and the single rosette plant can grow about 6" wide. Scientific Name: Cryptocoryne crispatula var. balansae Native To: Asia Skill Level: Medium Placement: Midground to Background Recommended Light: Medium to High Light 20-50+ PAR ( click to see our PAR chart) CO 2 Requirement: Low to Med Preferred Fertilizer: Easy Green fertilizer Propagation: Separate runners/rhizomes and replant ***Being a natural product, the plant appearance can vary from what is shown.***

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much does Cryptocoryne crispatula Tissue Culture cost?

A: Cryptocoryne crispatula Tissue Culture is priced at $12.99 USD. It is currently in stock and available for purchase as a budget-friendly aquarium plant option from Aquarium Co-Op.

Q: Is Cryptocoryne crispatula Tissue Culture good for beginners?

A: The skill level for Cryptocoryne crispatula Tissue Culture is rated as medium. While not overly demanding, this plant thrives best when provided with a nutritious substrate and medium to high light levels ranging from 20-50+ PAR.

Q: How tall does Cryptocoryne crispatula Tissue Culture grow?

A: Cryptocoryne crispatula Tissue Culture leaves grow from 7 inches to 23 inches long. The plant forms a single rosette that can grow approximately 6 inches wide, making it an ideal choice for midground to background placement in your aquarium.

Q: Does Cryptocoryne crispatula Tissue Culture require CO2?

A: Cryptocoryne crispatula Tissue Culture has a low to medium CO2 requirement. To ensure optimal growth, it is recommended to use a nutritious substrate and provide the plant with Easy Green fertilizer.

Q: How do you propagate Cryptocoryne crispatula Tissue Culture?

A: You can propagate Cryptocoryne crispatula Tissue Culture by separating the runners or rhizomes from the main plant and replanting them. This tissue culture product is 100% clean, meaning it arrives free of algae, duckweed, or snails.

Q: What lighting does Cryptocoryne crispatula Tissue Culture need?

A: Cryptocoryne crispatula Tissue Culture requires medium to high light, specifically 20-50+ PAR. It is a tall background plant originating from the limestone mountains of Southern Thailand and is well-suited for tanks with harder water conditions.