Hygrophila corymbosa thailands

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Model: P2020972
Origin: Asia

Price:

£4.99

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Description

Hygrophila corymbosa 'Thailand' orignated from......you guessed it, Thailand. Reaching heights of up to 50cm, this fast growing plant produces beautiful lilac flowers. Under strong light they produce reddish brown leaves where as under average light they produce green leaves.

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.

by David W. on 29/3/2019

Nice medium sized plant and nicely packaged.

by Matt S. on 15/2/2019

Came in excellent condition and since planting new shoots are appearing

by Garth C. on 25/1/2019

as always,all plants received in excellent condition

by Garth C. on 25/1/2019

as always,all plants received in excellent condition

by Eric H. on 17/1/2019

Excellent packaging and care with shipping is a given. The plant itself is beautiful

by Anil B. on 25/10/2018

The plant arrived in very good condition. Much bigger than I expected. Has been doing well in the tank although not as fast growing as I expected. I am also struggling with algae problem in the tank in spite of doing everything I was told! That may also be hampering the plant growth. Early days. I also find that since most plants are grown out of water, it takes time for them to get used to being under water. Fingers crossed. It is still alive after nearly 3 weeks.

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Guest

12/05/2012 17:59:06

My plant has small white bumps on it? Is it OK?

Staff

12/05/2012 18:00:46

Yes your plant is healthy. Nomaphila stricta thai is effected by callus which only effects this plant but once it's placed under water the leaves becomes smooth and the callus disappear.

You can find more on the subject here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Callus_%28cell_biology%29

Guest

01/25/2013 21:32:58

My plants are thriving and looking stunning but I need to prune them a bit and in doing so I'd like to re-plant the cuttings. So I thought I would just check what would be the best way to trim them in order for them to regenerate?

Staff

01/26/2013 13:37:42

Hack them in half and then simply replant the cutting. It's as easy as that :)

Guest

01/20/2017 22:09:04

Will this plant do OK in a low tech with liquid carbon and ferts?

Staff

01/21/2017 12:40:25

Yes

Guest

03/27/2018 15:42:45

This lovely plant with delicate long stems and spear shaped leaves was dispatched promptly , andarrived in perfect condition due to the careful packaging.,Thankyou .

Guest

10/31/2018 06:38:28

Hi, we only have gravel in the bottom of our tank. Will this plant grow in gravel?

Staff

10/31/2018 09:20:15

yes - pop some root tabs under each plant (use terratabs)