Hygrophila siamensis

  • Stock: 15 units in stock
  • Model: 053A
  • Origin: South East Asia
Price:
£5.99
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Description

‘Siamensis’ originates from Thailand and have stems from 15-40 cm and 10-15 cm wide. Leaves are light-green and dense. In open aquariums Hygrophila corymbosa 'Siamensis' grows easily above the water surface, where it forms blue-green leaves and small blue flowers. It grows fast and the shoots must be pinched out regularly if you want to keep the plant under water. 

When planting this plant in the substrate try using 2 or 3 rocks to surround the stem, this will highlight the plant and help bring out the colour.

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by Toni S.
14/6/2022
Strong and healthy again. Taken well with some new growth already

 
by Glyn J.
28/10/2021
As always, plants were received in excellent condition and have thrived in my aquarium. Fantastic, great value for money!

 
by Shloime S.
5/10/2021
Hard to know if it's doing anything yet.

 
by Scott J.
16/3/2019
Thanks good plant

 
by Scott J.
14/2/2019
Not a bad plant.. Shame it dont look like. In the pics alround nice plant

 
by Scott J.
25/1/2019
Hi thanks for my plants but now i look. I dont havs the HYGROPHILA SIAMENSIS. I got something diffrent to whats on the pics. Thanks

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Guest
12/10/2014 11:43:01
12/10/2014 11:43:01
i would like to buy this plant will it be ok in a low tec tank with home made co2 thanks

 
Staff
12/10/2014 16:00:26
12/10/2014 16:00:26

Yes. Have you seen the icons on the right which display suitability?


 
Guest
06/10/2015 15:05:47
06/10/2015 15:05:47
will this plant grow on a large piece of bog wood if secured thanks.

 
Staff
06/10/2015 18:40:27
06/10/2015 18:40:27

Quite possibly yes


 
Guest
01/04/2022 13:21:13
01/04/2022 13:21:13
Hi, whats the diference between this and Hygrophila siamensis 53b

 
Staff
01/04/2022 14:03:54
01/04/2022 14:03:54

Generally 53b grows bigger



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