Echinodorus impaii

  • Stock: 7 units in stock
  • Model: 1182
  • Origin: Cultivated
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£5.99
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Description

The Echinodorus impaii is a sturdy leafed plant that is easy on the eye. Solid looking and grows to a decent size with shapely dark green leaves this plant flourishes readily when planted in a good, rich substrate.

Depending on the aquarium size this can work well as both a mid and background plant and will look stunning when planted amongst other plants with contrasting colours and textures.

A good quality plant fertiliser like Neutro T will also help this plant to mature to the beautiful plant it can become.

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by Charles G.
21/3/2021
Hi very quick service and very good quality I would recommend it to anyone thanks

 
by Robert K.
5/2/2021
Excellent growth, well rooted and very healthy. It makes a change to not to have to throw dead leaves away. Highly recommended.

 
by Ms S.
26/12/2019
Really pleased with these plants. Excellent condition, well packed, Good value. Just as described / photo.

 
by Ms S.
26/12/2019
Really pleased with these plants. Excellent condition, well packed, Good value. Just as described / photo.

 
by STEPHEN C.
10/11/2019
Good strong plant. Well packaged and arrived on time.

 
by Zoran G.
25/11/2018
Beautiful and healthy plant, hardly any damage to the leaves.

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Guest
01/03/2013 13:15:15
01/03/2013 13:15:15
How big does this plant grow, width and height?

 
Staff
01/03/2013 17:07:07
01/03/2013 17:07:07

Grows pretty big but only with ideal conditions. It can do 40cm height pretty easy so a nice background plant.


 
Guest
11/20/2019 16:57:43
11/20/2019 16:57:43
Should you pant them in a group as they come in the pot? Or best to separate a few inches apart each individual plant?

 
Staff
11/20/2019 17:00:48
11/20/2019 17:00:48

Remove the plants from the plastic pots, I would plant them in a group as splitting Echinodorus can be tricky.



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