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HYDROCOTYLE TRIPARTITA – Compact Groundcover Plant from Southeast Asia
Hydrocotyle tripartita, popularly known as "Hydrocotyle Japan," is a highly appreciated aquarium plant for its fast, compact growth and lively appearance. Originating from Southeast Asia, this variant features small, bright green leaves growing on slender upright stems, adding a fresh and dynamic effect to aquascapes.
With intense lighting and adequate CO₂ supplementation, Hydrocotyle tripartita quickly develops into dense green carpets, ideal for the foreground or midground areas of an aquarium. Its compact growth allows for the creation of clean and natural-looking layouts, making it a favorite for nature and Japanese-style aquascapes.
The 1-2-Grow! version ensures young, in vitro-cultured plants free from snails, pests, and algae, making them entirely safe for sensitive shrimp and fish species. This cultivation method guarantees rapid establishment and vigorous growth from the very first days after planting.
Main features:
Fast and compact growth
Small, intense green leaves
Ideal for carpet creation or midground planting
Requires medium to high lighting and moderate CO₂
Easily shaped with regular trimming
In vitro cultured, snail, pest, and pesticide-free plants
Quick establishment with high-quality gel cultivation
Safe for shrimp and sensitive fish aquariums
Usage instructions:
Carefully remove the plant from the packaging
Thoroughly rinse the gel under running water
Divide the plant into 6-8 portions using sharp scissors
Plant the portions into the substrate with tweezers
Watch as they grow into a dense carpet
Why choose Hydrocotyle tripartita:
Hydrocotyle tripartita is ideal for aquarists seeking a fresh, compact, and natural green effect in their aquariums. Its easy management and ability to form dense carpets make it an excellent solution for both beginners and advanced aquascapers.
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