Staurogyne sp

[o2bubble]

Newly introduced by tropica. Links here:

http://www.tropica.com/plant_print.asp

http://www.aquascapingworld.com/foru...rogyne-sp.html

[Shadow]

isn't really new, I never seen it locally. StanChung have it though

[Ian Lim]

Biotope do have some pots for sale too.

[lehuynhanhtuan]

Full of plants in present, many thanks for your posting.

[StanChung]

Fairly new I would say but some have had it since last year. Easy to grow and attractive as a low-to high light plant. It could still grow in the shade I noticed albeit taller.

Fast once established. I would classify this as a creeping stem plant as it doesn't seem eager to grow tall as it prefers to creep once it reaches 3-4" height.

Some may have seen

[hwchoy]

hmmm would it make a good background for a photo tank?

[TS168]

it a forground plant if properly manage.
When it start to grow, cut it and it will have many new shoot coming out from side.

[adolfoi]

Very nice plant..... I don't see them in LFS yet...

[hwchoy]

does it produce roots from leaf nodes making the stem untidy as time goes by?

[joydiv]

Yes it does. But as they tend to stay quite low, it's not really messy.

[doppelbanddwarf]

Is it still available at Biotope or other LFS?

[cannon129]

is both Staurogyne "Porto Velho" and Staurogyne "Low Grow" available in Singapore?

[hwchoy]

Yes it does. But as they tend to stay quite low, it's not really messy.

thanx sounds like a good alternative.