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CRYPTOCORYNE SPIRALIS RED

Brand: AQUA ART

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CRYPTOCORYNE SPIRALIS RED – Rare Red Aquarium Plant for Midground, In Vitro Cultivation

Cryptocoryne spiralis ‘Red’ is a striking and uncommon variety of Cryptocoryne spiralis native to India. Its narrow, curled, reddish-brown leaves bring elegance and visual interest to planted aquascapes. This variety resembles Cryptocoryne crispatula var. balansae in shape, offering a unique aesthetic for midground planting.

Though it grows slowly, once established, it forms graceful, upright clusters. Its subtle coloration and structure make it an excellent choice for planted aquariums focused on rare or unusual species. Cultivated in vitro, the plant is free from pests, snails, and algae, ensuring a safe transition into your aquarium.

Key Features:

  • Genus: Cryptocoryne

  • Species: spiralis ‘Red’

  • Family: Araceae

  • Origin: India

  • Placement: midground

  • Height: up to 40 cm

  • Growth rate: slow

  • Light: medium

  • Temperature: 22 – 28 °C

  • pH: 6 – 7.5

  • Water hardness: soft to medium

  • CO₂: 10 – 20 mg/l

  • Propagation: by runners

Planting Instructions (In Vitro):

  1. Gently remove the plant from the sterile cup.

  2. Rinse off the gel medium under running water.

  3. Divide into small clumps (1–2 cm).

  4. Use aquascaping tweezers to plant the clumps evenly in the substrate.

Why Choose Cryptocoryne spiralis ‘Red’:

An excellent midground option for aquascapers seeking rare red-toned plants. Its compact growth, exotic origin, and beautiful curled leaves make it ideal for both natural and biotope layouts. Safe for shrimp tanks and easy to maintain once established.

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