Pogostemon erectus

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Description

Pogostemon erectus is a new arrival form India. Growing up to 40cm in height and producing a beautiful bright green glow across its elegant needles. With enough light its a simple plant to grow, don't be afraid to radically prune it to make it grow thicker and more compact.

This plant looks great planted in Nordic Gravel and around a large piece of Redmoor wood.

by Matt S. on 21/6/2019

A lovely sharp looking fast growing plant that’ll bring depth and an edgy look to any tank.

by Matt S. on 21/5/2019

A stunning plant!

by Phil A. on 15/4/2019

Arrived slightly damaged but planted anyway. More damaged one was eaten by fish in day 1. Second larger plant was gone by the second morning.

by Ken T. on 11/4/2019

Excellent plant delivered properly and thriving in my tank love it

by Christopher G. on 5/4/2019

Good delivery time contents of box damaged, plants had come out of pots and been moving about with the outcome of broken stems, will try to grow new roots, the plants look in good health would recommend.

by john c. on 5/4/2019

Waste of time buying this plant as it just melts away and shrimp love to eat it

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Guest
09/13/2014 13:19:14
09/13/2014 13:19:14
Is this really a foreground plant when it grows to 40cm?

 
Staff
09/13/2014 16:16:57
09/13/2014 16:16:57

Good question. although it grows to a decent height it looks much better when trimmed heavily and therefore acts and looks like a foreground plant.


 
Guest
03/30/2015 21:22:11
03/30/2015 21:22:11
will i need co2 for this plant i have a plant led strip and use sachem plant fertiliser.

 
Staff
03/30/2015 21:23:01
03/30/2015 21:23:01

not necessary, but always helps


 
Guest
05/10/2018 12:43:19
05/10/2018 12:43:19
Is it best to leave small plants in their pots or should they all be planted without?

 
Staff
05/10/2018 15:22:11
05/10/2018 15:22:11

Always remove plants from their pots prior to planting



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