Echinodorus argentinensis

  • Stock: 2 units in stock
  • Model: 1169
  • Origin: Cultivated
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£5.99
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Description

Also, know as a sword plant the Echinodorus palaefolius it's one of the larger varieties and requires ample space in your aquarium. Prefers open top aquariums but still looks beautiful in closed aquariums. The ornamental leaves are extremely sturdy and with little effort, it will produce shoots holding white blossoms.

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by Sharon G.
17/4/2022
Lovely plant, well packaged, looks lovely always use this site.

 
by Caroline G.
13/4/2022
Healthy plant but much smaller than picture or that I have had before

 
by Lyndon W.
30/6/2021
The plants are healthy and thriving in their new habitat. The fish are certainly enjoying the atmosphere and the aesthetics are wonderful.

 
by Sharon G.
22/6/2021
Excellent plant second time buying this shop does not disappoint.

 
Staff
22/6/2021

Thanks for your support Sharon :)


 
by Shane H.
7/4/2021
Very nice healthy plant.

 
by Damian L.
4/3/2021
Stunning back ground plant waiting for it to grow out of the top of the tank

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Guest
02/07/2013 21:25:51
02/07/2013 21:25:51
How big is big? What height will this plant typically grow to?

 
Staff
02/07/2013 21:34:16
02/07/2013 21:34:16
At the time of writing, 12 inches. They grow big - over 2 foot tall

 
Guest
10/17/2013 23:28:29
10/17/2013 23:28:29
Does this plant grow in low light?

 
Staff
10/18/2013 07:34:47
10/18/2013 07:34:47

It grows OK in low light


 
Guest
12/17/2013 12:27:50
12/17/2013 12:27:50
For all plants in general do you have to take the mud away before putting it in your aquarium or do you put the mad in the aquarium with the plant

 
Staff
12/17/2013 14:05:40
12/17/2013 14:05:40

Mud? Not sure what you mean by that. The plants come with rock wool only in the pots which needs removing before planting.


 
Guest
11/25/2014 23:15:13
11/25/2014 23:15:13
ok for low light tank using root tabs , neutro co2 and neutro t ? by low light i mean fluval roma 240 with standard 2x40w t8 lighting

 
Staff
11/26/2014 07:11:35
11/26/2014 07:11:35

Should be ok


 
Guest
10/29/2017 15:48:09
10/29/2017 15:48:09
Hi I purchased 4 of these plants a couple of months ago, they are growing really well with continual new leaves and have long roots, however the last week or so I have noticed holts appearing in the leaves and brown patches. I have the lights on for approx 8hrs a day and add easy carbo (5ml) daily, I also add 30ml of profito once a week when I do my water change, my tank is 330litres . None of the other plants seem to be affected. Any advice greatly appreciated.

 
Staff
10/29/2017 16:22:41
10/29/2017 16:22:41

You need to add A LOT more liquid fertiliser otherwise others will show the same deficiencies. Triple your liquid dose and add root tabs like TerraTabs 



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