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Rotala Wallichii - Windy City Aquariums
Rotala Wallichii - Windy City Aquariums

Rotala Wallichii

$6.50

Rotala wallichii is a stunning aquatic plant that is found in soft, slightly acidic waters in many parts of South-Eastern Asia. Its leaves are needle-shaped and can vary that from mix of vibrant pink, red, orange and yellow hues. For the best results when growing this plant, we recommend using High...

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Description

Rotala wallichii is a stunning aquatic plant that is found in soft, slightly acidic waters in many parts of South-Eastern Asia. Its leaves are needle-shaped and can vary that from mix of vibrant pink, red, orange and yellow hues. For the best results when growing this plant, we recommend using High lighting, CO2 Injection, and regular fertilization dosing will turn the leaves a mix of vibrant pink, red, orange and yellow hues.

Even though this is not the easiest plant to grow, it is a highly popular plant due to its unique look and high potential to easily become the main feature plant in an aquatcape.

Portion Size: 1 bunch contains 5-6 stems or more

Information:

  • Care: Advanced
  • CO2: Highly Recommended if you want the plant to thrive
  • Growth Rate: Medium-Fast
  • Lighting Requirements: Medium-High
  • Propagation: Stem Trimmings
  • Max Size: 12 inches+
  • Preferred Fertilizer: Root Tabs or Liquid
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I couldn’t do it

I definitely couldn’t grow this successfully, even with in line CO2, the hygger light on 24 hour timer for max daily light, micro and macro ferts, and aqua soil. I’m not mad about it though because everything else in my red plant tank is growing well. It would appear I just don’t have the advanced red thumb. I’ll try again when I move this summer and have a chance to set up a bigger red plant tank.