Eleocharis montevidensis

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  • Stock: 8 units in stock
  • Model: 132d
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Description

Eleocharis montevidensis is an awesome background aquarium plant. Long and slender the bright green stems are only a few millimeters thick, but bunch up together which creates an exceptional addition to your tank. It is suitable as a background plant, reaching heights of 50cm!!!

The plant spreads through runners, which occasionally have to be trimmed and maybe planted elsewhere, in front or in the centre of the aquarium, in transparent wads, in order to create depth and perspective.

by Matt S. on 24/6/2019

Struggling with this plant. 4th lot I’ve bought but turn brown and die off. I supply everything needed but not doing good... plants come in excellent condition and packaging so no way dissing Aquaessentials!

by Chris R. on 18/3/2019

Arrived in excellent condition, both striking plants and doing really well in the tank

by Simon W. on 4/2/2019

Beautiful plant, good condition and fast delivery

by Colin H. on 31/5/2018

Very well packed and great quality!

by Teresa T. on 26/1/2017

Beautiful plant.

by Simon H. on 30/9/2016

Excellent plant, thrived when others died so must be hardy. The shrimp love it in particular.

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Guest
07/31/2013 19:51:39
07/31/2013 19:51:39
hi dos this plant go by the name Eleocharis Vivipara Tall hairgrass or is that a different hairgrass thanks

 
Staff
07/31/2013 22:21:21
07/31/2013 22:21:21
This is a different plant - much easier to grow

 
Guest
12/02/2014 23:42:07
12/02/2014 23:42:07
is this plant ok with liquid carbon?

 
Staff
12/03/2014 07:14:35
12/03/2014 07:14:35

Yes


 
Guest
10/03/2018 22:49:19
10/03/2018 22:49:19
Are your plants snails and pesticides free?

 
Staff
10/04/2018 07:29:31
10/04/2018 07:29:31

No pesticides but if you want guaranteed is now free plants then you need to buy tissue culture. However we do keep nearly all of our plants above the waterline so the chances of snails are very limited



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