MICROSORIUM PTEROPUS IN POT

Plant with oval leaves ending in a beak 3-8 cm long, the stems measure up to 50 cm. Bright pink leaves with light nerves that characterize this vigorous form. The plant has a compact growth form.It is important to have a good light so that it has a strong red color.

Cryptocoryne Wendtii 'Brown' has polymorphous foliage that is not easy to identify. In an aquaterrarium, the limb is dark green to olive green, with brown spots or areas, oval in shape, and with a sharp, wavy tip. In an aquarium it lengthens and the hue of the leaves lightens. The inflorescence is pale mauve at the base, becoming darker above the neck. The petiole is relatively short and reddish in color. Its size ranges from 10 to 15 cm, reaching 25 cm in some cases. tall and 10 to 15 cm. wide.

Sometimes it is confused with Echinodorus amazonicus. It is native to the Amazon and is a very decorative plant for the center of the aquarium. It usually has a height of 20 to 70cm. It is not very fussy about light but likes high light.

Herbaceous plant, with oval leaves about 4 to 6 cm long with serrated edges and a fantastic violet color on the back and green-violet on the front. The roots come out at the lower nodes. From Southeast Asia.

Similar to Limnophila sessiliflora, only larger, the leaves are larger and the stem is thicker.In an aquarium from 15 to 40 cm (although the stems can reach a meter in length), in height and 4 cm. Wide. It is not uncommon for it to grow more than the height of the aquarium itself and continue to develop parallel to the surface. It is advisable to plant it in a group, since it looks better that way.Temperature: 20° to 28°C. With higher temperatures it becomes brittle and brittle.pH: 5.5-8.Hardness: Prefers soft and acidic water, but supports moderately hard water.Lighting: Medium-High.Type of substrate: Ambulias are plants that, although they have roots and are also nourished by them, are mainly fed by the leaves. It is convenient to plant the stems in groups, but you must leave a space of at least one centimeter between stem and stem to prevent them from overlapping and stealing light from each other. The gravel must be fine or medium (it facilitates rooting) and accompanied by nutrients provided by mud, silt or clay, not being necessary to fertilize the substrate more than occasionally. Excess iron can harm them.Origin:Originally from Southeast Asia.

Anubia nana is a plant for beginners due to its toughness. With rounded and very hard leaves, it is one of the best known plants. It is native to West Africa and its growth is slow. Anubia nana is the smallest variant, being able to grow up to 15cm in height. It requires weak lighting since strong lighting would slow down its growth and fill it with algae.