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Rotala rotundifolia Green 1-2-Grow! – A Vibrant Midground Aquarium Plant

The Rotala rotundifolia Green 1-2-Grow is a versatile and beautiful stem plant originating from Asia. Similar to the standard Rotala rotundifolia, this variety stands out with its bright, fresh green leaves that retain their colour even under strong lighting. Its bushy, cascading growth and adaptability make it a popular choice for aquascapers of all experience levels. Ideal for midground placement, it thrives when planted in large groups, creating lush, flowing greenery.

Key Features of Rotala rotundifolia Green

• Bright Green Colour: Unlike other varieties, the leaves maintain a fresh green hue even under intensive lighting conditions.
• Ideal for Aquascaping: Forms dense, bushy growth with numerous side shoots, perfect for filling midground spaces and providing contrast against red or darker plants.
• Height: Grows between 20–50 cm, offering a striking vertical presence in aquariums.
• Beginner-Friendly: Easy to grow with moderate care requirements, making it suitable for both novice and experienced aquarists.

Planting and Maintenance Tips

For best results, plant Rotala rotundifolia Green in nutrient-rich substrate and provide medium lighting. Regular trimming encourages compact, bushy growth and prevents the plant from becoming leggy. CO2 supplementation helps maintain its vibrancy and growth rate, although it can adapt to lower-tech setups with proper care.

Plant Info – Rotala rotundifolia Green 1-2-Grow

Why Choose Rotala rotundifolia Green?

Aquascapers love Rotala rotundifolia Green for its vibrant colour and versatility. It enhances both Dutch-style and nature aquariums, offering movement and structure with its flowing stems. When planted in large groups, it creates a harmonious, balanced look that adds depth and contrast to your aquascape.

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