Family: Lythraceae
Size: up to 10/15 cm
Origin: North America
Temperature: 18/28°C
Ph: 6/8
Gh: 6/16
Propagation: for cutting
You might also like
Didiplis diandra is an aquatic stem plant from North America, appreciated for its thin and delicate foliage.
It grows rapidly and is suitable for aquariums, where it develops best if planted in group.
It requires abundant light (0.6 - 1 watt per liter) and a regular intake of nutrients, including iron, nitrates, phosphates and potassium.
With a lot of light and nutrients, it takes on orange-red tones; under normal light conditions, it remains green.
It is not difficult to cultivate, but it is rare on the market. Ideal for beginners, it offers shelter for fish and enriches the aesthetics of aquariums.
You might also like
