Product code: 4800
HOTTONIA INFLATA
Brand: AQUA ART
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HOTTONIA INFLATA – Fast-Growing Aquarium Plant from In Vitro Cultivation
Hottonia inflata is a highly appreciated stem plant known for its easy cultivation and decorative appearance. Native to Asia, it is ideal for placement in the midground area of the aquarium, creating attractive contrasts in shape and color. With rapid growth and a maximum height of about 40 cm, it features finely divided leaves that give the tank a light, natural look.
Compared to Hottonia palustris, Hottonia inflata develops smaller but similarly shaped leaves, maintaining a lush and visually appealing presence. It adapts easily to different lighting conditions and requires moderate CO₂ supplementation for optimal growth, making it perfect even for beginner aquarists.
Grown in vitro, Hottonia inflata is guaranteed to be free from snails, pests, and algae, cultivated in a high-quality nutrient gel to ensure rapid establishment and vigorous growth after transplanting.
Usage instructions:
Carefully remove the plant from the container and rinse off the gel under running water
Divide the plant into small clumps of 1-2 cm
Plant each clump in the substrate at short intervals using tweezers
Watch it rapidly grow and form a uniform cluster of mature plants
Main features:
Fast-growing stem plant for aquarium midground
Finely divided leaves for a natural ornamental effect
Grows up to 40 cm with moderate lighting and CO₂
Ideal for beginners due to its easy cultivation
In vitro cultivation, free from snails, pests, and algae
Rapid rooting thanks to high-quality nutrient gel
Why choose Hottonia inflata:
Hottonia inflata is a versatile and resilient plant, perfect for creating natural, dynamic aquascapes, suited to both beginners and experienced aquarists, ensuring a healthy and fast adaptation to new environments.