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Aquarium Plant Wiki
Wild AI
A forgiving choice for newer planted tanks.
Around 7 hours is a useful starting point.
Injection is not normally necessary.
Low trimming needs.
A slow-growing, hardy rhizome plant that works well in low-light and low-tech freshwater aquariums.
The useful numbers and practical notes, grouped around how you actually keep the plant.
Attach the rhizome to rock or driftwood. If roots are placed in substrate, keep the rhizome exposed.
Divide the rhizome while keeping healthy leaves and roots on each section.
Usually adapts well; older leaves may be replaced slowly after a major environment change.
Algae can accumulate on older leaves. Burying the rhizome can cause rot. Growth is naturally slow.
Matched from the PlantLab database using light, CO₂, difficulty, feeding demand and placement.
