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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:

Add rich texture and natural beauty to your aquarium with Cryptocoryne Wendtii 'Tropica', a popular freshwater aquarium plant supplied in a premium tissue culture cup. Renowned for its attractive wavy leaves and compact growth habit, this versatile plant is ideal for creating lush foreground and midground aquascapes.

Grown in sterile laboratory conditions, this tissue culture plant is free from snails, algae, pests, and harmful pathogens, making it a safe choice for shrimp tanks and sensitive aquarium environments. Once established, Cryptocoryne Wendtii 'Tropica' develops dense growth with beautiful green to bronze-toned foliage that enhances the natural appearance of any planted aquarium.

Key Benefits:

  • 🌿 Premium tissue culture plant grown in sterile conditions
  • 🐌 Free from snails, algae, pests, and contaminants
  • ✨ Attractive textured leaves with green to bronze hues
  • 🌱 Ideal for aquascaping, planted tanks, and natural layouts
  • 🦐 Safe for shrimp aquariums and breeding tanks
  • 💧 Adaptable to a wide range of freshwater conditions
  • 🏡 Excellent for beginner and experienced aquarists

Plant Information:

  • Scientific Name: Cryptocoryne wendtii 'Tropica'
  • Plant Type: Tissue Culture Aquarium Plant
  • Placement: Foreground to Midground
  • Growth Rate: Slow to Moderate
  • Difficulty Level: Easy
  • Lighting Requirement: Low to Moderate
  • CO₂ Requirement: Optional
  • Growth Habit: Rosette Plant

Suitable For:

Planted aquariums, aquascapes, shrimp tanks, nano aquariums, community fish tanks, and nature-style freshwater layouts.

Care Instructions:

Carefully remove the plant from the tissue culture cup and rinse away all nutrient gel. Divide the plant into smaller portions and plant directly into the substrate. Some initial leaf melt may occur as the plant transitions to submerged conditions, but healthy new growth will soon emerge.

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