Cryptocoryne wendtii 'Green' - 5cm Net Pot
  
    
  
    
      
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Common Name(s): Cryptocoryne 'Green'
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Scientific Name: Cryptocoryne wendtii 'Green'
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Family Name: Araceae
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Species Name: Cryptocoryne wendtii
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Visual Description: Bright green, rosette plant with wavy leaf margins. The leaves are more uniform in color and texture compared to other variants.
Growing Conditions
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Light Requirements: Low to moderate
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Water Requirements: Freshwater, adaptable to a wide range of water hardness
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Temperature Range: 20-28°C (68-82°F)
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Humidity Preferences: Submerged growth
Planting & Care
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Substrate Preferences: Nutrient-rich, fine substrate
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Fertilization Needs: Light to moderate, benefits from root tabs
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Propagation Methods: Division of the plant or from runners
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Pruning/Tidying Up: Trim older leaves to promote new growth
Placement
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Aquarium Placement: Foreground to midground
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Attachment: Not applicable; plants should be planted in substrate
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Spacing Requirements: Space approximately 5 cm apart to allow for natural spreading
Compatibility
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Aquarium Compatibility: Ideal for both novice and experienced aquarists; compatible with most fish and invertebrate species
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Pest/Disease Resistance: Robust against common aquatic pests and diseases
Special Requirements or Tips
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Special Care Instructions: Ensure gradual acclimation to lighting conditions to avoid leaf melt
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Seasonal Care: Stable conditions year-round promote consistent growth
Ecological Impact
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Invasiveness: Non-invasive when contained within an aquarium
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Benefit to Wildlife: Offers excellent shelter and foraging grounds for aquatic fauna