Dwarf Hairgrass Eleocharis Parvula Tissue Culture Vitro Grown Freshwater Aquarium Live Plant for Fish Tank Carpet Decoration

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Care
Easy Easy Easy Easy Easy Easy

Light
Moderate to high Moderate to high Moderate to high Low to moderate Low to moderate Low to moderate

Duration
8-10 hours per day 8-10 hours per day 8-10 hours per day 8-10 hours per day 8-10 hours per day 8-10 hours per day

Growth Rate
Moderate Moderate Moderate Slow Slow Slow

CO₂ Requirement
Recommended Recommended Recommended Not necessary Not necessary Not necessary

Sterile and Clean: Vitro-grown Dwarf Hairgrass is produced in a lab environment that is free of pests, algae, parasites, and harmful bacteria. This makes them safer to introduce to aquariums, as they do not risk contaminating the tank with unwanted organisms.
Nutrient-Rich Growth Medium: Plants are grown in nutrient gels that contain all the essential nutrients they need to thrive in the early stages of development. This results in healthier, more stronger plants when they reach the consumer.
Uses in Aquascaping: Perfect for foreground planting in both large and small aquariums, providing a soft, grassy carpet effect.
Compact and Easy to Plant: Our Vitro Hairgrass comes in a portions that can be easily separated and planted into the substrate. Dwarf hairgrass is an ideal for creating fine aquascaping details, especially for foreground carpeting.
Easy to Maintain: While vitro-grown plants are generally resilient, providing the right light, CO2, and nutrients will ensure faster growth and better overall health.
Low to mo Versatile Use: Great for nano tanks, planted aquariums, and shrimp tanks, adding a natural, serene aesthetic to any setup.
Propagation: Reproduces by sending out runners along the substrate. These runners grow into new grass clusters, eventually forming a dense, interconnected mat. Frequent trimming may be required to maintain the desired shape and thickness.