Stoffels Eriocaulon Polaris In-vitro

Enhance your aquascape with the rare Eriocaulon Polaris! Its spiky rosette adds a unique texture, grown in-vitro for a pest-free, vibrant aquarium.

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Stoffels Eriocaulon Polaris In-vitro

The Eriocaulon polaris is a rare and visually captivating aquatic plant known for its compact rosette shape and fine, spiky green leaves. This plant adds a unique architectural element to aquascapes, making it highly sought after by aquascapers for its striking appearance and distinct texture. Grown in-vitro, it is delivered free from pests, algae, and other contaminants, ensuring a healthy and clean addition to your aquarium.

Key Features:

Unique Rosette Structure: Eriocaulon polaris has a compact, star-like rosette of thin, spiky leaves, creating a striking visual effect in the aquarium.
Eye-Catching Foreground Plant: Its compact size and unusual structure make it an excellent choice for the foreground or as an accent in nano tanks or larger aquascapes.
In-Vitro Cultivation: Produced in sterile conditions, this plant is free from algae, pests, and harmful pathogens, ensuring a clean introduction to your aquascape.
Rare and Exotic: This plant is a standout due to its rarity and unusual shape, adding an exotic touch to aquascapes.

Care Requirements:

Lighting: Eriocaulon polaris requires high lighting to maintain its vibrant green coloration and compact, spiky growth. Insufficient lighting may result in slower growth and less vibrant color.
CO2: While CO2 supplementation is not strictly necessary, it is highly recommended for better growth, especially in high-tech aquariums, where it helps the plant maintain its compact form and encourages faster development.
Water Parameters: This plant thrives in soft, slightly acidic water with a pH range of 5.0-7.0 and temperatures between 18-26°C. Clean, nutrient-rich water will ensure optimal growth.
Trimming: Regular trimming is typically not required due to its slow growth, but any dead or decaying leaves can be removed to maintain its appearance.

Planting Tips:

Rinse the plant thoroughly to remove any nutrient gel before planting.
Plant Eriocaulon polaris in nutrient-rich substrate, ensuring the roots are well-anchored for healthy growth.
High lighting and CO2 supplementation are crucial for optimal growth and maintaining the plant’s vibrant, spiky structure. Ideal placement is in the foreground or as a focal point in a well-lit area of the tank.