Tropica Utricularia graminifolia 1-2-GROW!

  • Stock: 8 units in stock
  • Model: 049B TC
Price:
£5.99
Qty :

Want Delivery on Wednesday 29 June? Order in the next

and choose Express Delivery at checkout.
Suggested Position
Skills Required
Temperature RequirementsCO2 RequirementsLighting Requirements

Description

Utricularia graminifolia from Asia belongs to the bladderwort family. All the plants in this family are insect eating, perennial water and marsh plants. Bladder traps are a unique feature of this family, which Utricularia graminifolia forms after a short period of time in the aquarium. The species name means 'with grass like leaves' and the fresh green leaves after a short period of time form a pretty mat which looks like a lawn (2-8 cm tall). Utricularia graminifolia is therefore an ideal foreground plant.

Origin:  Asia
Type: Bottom layer
Growth: medium
Height: 2 cm - 8 cm
Width: 5 cm - 10 cm
Light demands: 0.50 Watt per liter
CO2 demands: 6-14 mg per liter
 1•2•Grow! Are very young plants cultivated and delivered directly from our laboratory. The plants are guaranteed to be free from snails, algae and pesticides and therefore are totally harmless for sensitive shrimp and fish. The range offers unique plants!

Success with your aquarium depends largely on the proper plant choice. In a 1•2•Grow! cup you buy a myriad of plants which can be divided into small portions and cover a larger area. Plants are compact from the start so you will experience a dense and beautiful growth, if you give them the right fertilser and CO2 from the start! The range is perfect for small and medium sized aquariums, and your patience will be rewarded...

1-2 GROW! have a large range of different plants, some common and some rare. Check them out!


also purchased

 
by Paul P.
13/5/2022
Good quality plants. Only slight issue is once separated into smaller plants they are easily disturbed by fish and float to the top Looking forward to watching them spread throughout the tank though hopefully

 
by Darren F.
25/11/2021
Well packaged and great service unfortunately it only lasted two or three days then disappeared ! Didn’t seem to root at all

 
by Mark R.
28/10/2021
Nice looking. Plant that has unfortunately completely disappeared from the aquarium.

 
Staff
28/10/2021

You can be tricky sometimes. Did you use liquid carbon?


 
by David M.
22/8/2021
Great little plant, arrived in perfect condition, but struggling to get this one to grow in my tank

 
by Michael E.
3/4/2020
plants arrived in excellent condition. followed suggestions and split into 6 separate pieces. Planted up. Now having trouble keeping pieces anchored into gravel. there is no obvious rooting matrix. Nnow into day 5 and had to replant several pieces every morning., whatever is left of them as they seem to be disintegrating! resorted to wrapping lead strips round bunched pieces to hold them down. I so wanted this product to work but am now frustrated with it. Any suggestions welcome.

 
by Douglas L.
27/2/2020
Looking good now after a few weeks of settling in????????

Ask a question about this product
 
Guest
05/01/2013 21:53:26
05/01/2013 21:53:26
Hello! I received Utricularia graminifoli. It arrived in great condition. For some reason today it started to die. Maybe its because of the hot weather. What is the best temperature to grow it in? Does it need a lot of light? Should i grow it in the soil, or something else? Also, when will you have it back in stock? I would like to buy some more. Thank you :-) andreythorne@att.net

 
Staff
05/02/2013 06:38:40
05/02/2013 06:38:40
Pls see the description for the plant requirements. But it does need planting in the substrate! More arrives next week.

 
Guest
12/08/2015 21:59:51
12/08/2015 21:59:51
What makes this a 'master' plant? Also does this plant have roots? I can't work it out by pictures I see online, some look like its tied down rather than rooting.

 
Staff
12/08/2015 22:17:33
12/08/2015 22:17:33

Prefers co2 and higher light in general and it has no visible roots


 
Guest
12/08/2015 22:25:19
12/08/2015 22:25:19
It will still keep itself down though right? No wire needed etc Will it die without Co2? ( I do use liquid co2 but I might not forever. )

 
Staff
12/09/2015 07:08:41
12/09/2015 07:08:41

Best to tie it down



Ask your question here