Rotala Orange Juice
Rotala ‘Orange Juice’ – Bright and Vibrant Aquarium Plant
- Appearance: Slender stems with small, narrow leaves that range from orange to deep red under optimal lighting, adding a splash of vibrant color
- Size: 8-16 inches – ideal for midground to background placement
- Light: High; intense light enhances orange and red hues
- CO₂: Recommended for optimal growth and color vibrancy
- Growth Rate: Moderate; regular trimming encourages bushiness and prevents overgrowth
- Substrate: Thrives in nutrient-rich substrates but adapts to various setups
Tip: Rotala ‘Orange Juice’ adds a warm and lively tone to aquascapes, offering a stunning contrast to green plants while thriving under well-maintained tank conditions!
Rotala Rotundifolia “Twilight”
Rotala rotundofolio hi red
- Type: Stem plant
- Height: 8-12 inches
- Care: Moderate
- Light: High
- CO2: Recommended for optimal growth and coloration
- Propagation: Cuttings
- Special Feature: Vibrant red coloration in high light and CO2 conditions
Rotala sp mini ‘Gold’
Rotala sp. Nanjenshan
Rotala Tulandensis
Rotala tulandensis – Elegant and Colorful Aquarium Plant
- Appearance: Slender stems with small, narrow leaves that can display vibrant green hues, often turning pink or red under optimal lighting
- Size: 8-16 inches – suitable for midground to background placement
- Light: Moderate to high; bright light enhances color and growth
- CO₂: Beneficial for optimal growth and coloration
- Growth Rate: Moderate; regular trimming helps maintain shape and bushiness
- Substrate: Prefers nutrient-rich substrates for best results
Tip: Rotala tulandensis adds a delicate and colorful touch to aquascapes, thriving in a variety of conditions and providing excellent habitat for fish and shrimp!
Sagittaria Chilensis ‘broad leaf’
Sagittaria Subulata ‘Dwarf Sag’
Sagittaria subulata ‘Dwarf Sag’ is a popular, easy-to-grow foreground to midground aquarium plant with narrow, bright green grass-like leaves. It spreads naturally through runners to form a lush carpet or dense grassy meadow, making it ideal for natural aquascapes. Hardy and beginner-friendly, it thrives in low to medium light and grows even faster with nutrient-rich substrate and CO₂ supplementation.























