Polygonum sao paulo

  • Dimensions: Maximum height 40cm
  • Model: P2022250
  • Origin: South America
Price:
£6.99
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Suggested Position
Skills Required
Temperature RequirementsCO2 RequirementsLighting Requirements

Description

A rare stem plant rarely found in the UK. A highly attractive plant with arrow shaped leaves. Once it is established in the water and with high lighting it's leaves will turn red in colour. It looks a bit like mini bamboo. It grows exceedingly well in CO2 injected tanks with strong lighting.

Ideally plant in small group for the most decorative effect. Keep it well trimmed and fertilised and this plant will happily grow.

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by Annamaria F.
2/3/2021
This is a beautiful plant that can’t be killed, even by me. Received a nice, big plant. Very happy with it.

 
by Annamaria F.
13/2/2021
Received a nice big and established plant that took a central place in my aquarium. Great quality product. Very pleased with it.

 
by Anil B.
25/10/2018
Plant looked good on arrival. However when I checked with Aqua I was not told that injected CO2 is a requirement for it to do well. I also did not read the description properly so share the mistake! It's not looking too good at the moment after 3 weeks as I only add liquid carbon and not CO2.

 
by Tajinder N.
15/10/2018
Doesn't respond to 8000Kelvin tubes.

 
by Tajinder N.
15/10/2018
These get eaten by Tiger Barbs and not recommend a tank with Barbs.

 
by Helen B.
6/8/2018
A beautiful plant. Whilst I love this and was going to order more, it appears to be a favourite for my Sturisomas as well and they've demolished it haha.

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Guest
10/01/2013 14:35:29
10/01/2013 14:35:29
Will this plant last in my angel tank

 
Staff
10/01/2013 15:30:06
10/01/2013 15:30:06

that totally depends on your fertilisers, lighting and water change you offer the plants. 



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