Reply With QuoteHottonia palustris, quite a slow grower for a stem plant and doesn't get too tall.
High lights and cool water is the key. These melt easily when kept at slightly higher temperatures. Aim for 25-26 dgrees C to be safe.
Bought at colorful and was told it's 'xue hua'
Anyone can help ID its scientific name and what is the optimal water parameters to thrive. those in the back.
Thanks
Hottonia palustris, quite a slow grower for a stem plant and doesn't get too tall.
High lights and cool water is the key. These melt easily when kept at slightly higher temperatures. Aim for 25-26 dgrees C to be safe.
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Thanks for the info bro
How about PH? heard from friend it need higher PH, is it true?
they need root ferts and also high light and cool water...
Regular planted tank pH (about 6.5-7.0) will do. Tolerates soft water (up to medium hard) well.
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Is it a bad mistake i made to plant it believing that it will cover up my canister inlet? Seems it's a mid ground plant right?
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