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Rotala Species 'Green' Bunch

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Rotala Species ‘Green’ is a popular live aquarium plant for aquascapers who want a crisp green colour and a plant that shapes well with trimming. It grows as an upright stem plant and can be planted in groups to create a thick, vibrant green “bush” that adds depth and structure to your scape. Rotala Species “Green” care & trimming Placement: Midground to background Growth rate: Moderate to fast Lighting: Moderate (higher light encourages tighter growth) CO2: Recommended for best density and leaf quality Trimming: Regular trims help it branch and thicken Aquascaping tip: Plant in clusters for a clean, professional look

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Rotala Species 'Green' Bunch

Rotala Species 'Green' Bunch$10.00

Rotala Species 'Green' Bunch

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Click & CollectCollect from Newmarket, Brisbane.

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Rotala Species ‘Green’ is a popular live aquarium plant for aquascapers who want a crisp green colour and a plant that shapes well with trimming. It grows as an upright stem plant and can be planted in groups to create a thick, vibrant green “bush” that adds depth and structure to your scape.

Rotala Species “Green” care & trimming

  • Placement: Midground to background
  • Growth rate: Moderate to fast
  • Lighting: Moderate (higher light encourages tighter growth)
  • CO2: Recommended for best density and leaf quality
  • Trimming: Regular trims help it branch and thicken
  • Aquascaping tip: Plant in clusters for a clean, professional look

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