Echinodorus rose

Current Reviews: 19 | Add Your Review

Stock: 13 units in stock
Dimensions: up to 30cm
Model: P2020610
Origin: South America

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£5.99

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Description

Coming from South America the Echinodorus rose is a beautiful and neat aquatic plant with shapely oval leaves and streamline slender stems this plant flourishes readily when planted in a good, rich substrate. A truly stunning mid to background plant that flourishes easily. The leaves tend to start off a pinky colour and then as they mature onto a greener colour.

by janet e. on 4/2/2019

This is the second order received from you. Again, I am so pleased with the quality and size of these plants.

by Eric H. on 19/1/2019

This a beautiful plant, new growth is pinkish red. I have two in different areas and there are subtle differences to leaf formation and colour, one a much more deeper red than the other. My nerite snails do a great job in keeping the leaves looking good

by Reggie W. on 14/3/2017

This plant arrived in top condition but it appears to be a bit slower growing compared to other Echinos. In 10 days it has only produced 1 new leaf whilst others have produced 2 -3. It could be that it requires a bit more light as it is overshadowed by a taller plant

by Ben O. on 22/12/2016

A gorgeous background plant, with elegant leaves that sway gently in the current. A great addition to any planted tropical aquarium.

by Stephen A. on 16/11/2016

A really lovely plant. Graceful and pleasing to the eye when agitated by water. In many better than an Amazon sword.

by Simon H. on 30/9/2016

Excellent quality, survived when a couple of different plants died so must be quite hardy. Very happy.

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Guest

04/02/2014 13:12:46

how tall does this plant grow?

Staff

01/15/2015 12:04:31

about 30cm

Guest

08/12/2015 12:54:26

how do I plant this plant I have a pond

Staff

08/12/2015 17:21:57

not suitable for ponds

Guest

02/15/2020 16:24:36

My 2 plants which I purchased last month have sent out long stems, should I remove them?

Staff

02/17/2020 10:09:29

Those would be flower stalks. Quite nice when they hit the surface. I leave them, but it's up to you - if you want to see a flower, then don't touch, but otherwise you'll need to remove.