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Dennerle Rotala indica 'Bonsai' In-Vitro
This novelty became known as Ammania spec. bonsai, but it is the true Rotala indica. This name was mistakenly used for decades as a synonym for Rotala rotundifolia. In contrast to Rotala rotundifolia, the differences between the emersed and submerged leaves of this plant are barely visible. The oval to circular leaves are densely packed on the stem and give a very ornamental appearance. The always upright growth results in interesting design possibilities. The slow growth also favors placement at the front and in the middle zone of an underwater landscape. A free-standing group in a Hemianthus carpet is particularly impressive.
Discover the Dennerle Rotala indica 'Bonsai' In-Vitro - an exquisite aquarium plant that will add a touch of elegance to your underwater paradise. This compact, bushy plant is ideal for aquariums with limited space and is perfect as a foreground or mid-ground plant.
The Rotala indica 'Bonsai' delights with its delicate, fine leaves that shine in a bright green and can take on an attractive reddish coloration in optimal light conditions. This plant is not only a real eye-catcher, but also helps to improve water quality by absorbing pollutants and producing oxygen.
In-vitro benefits:
Thanks to the in-vitro culture, you receive a completely pesticide-free, healthy plant grown in a closed container. This ensures a safe introduction into your aquarium without the risk of unwanted algae or pests. The Rotala indica 'Bonsai' is ready for quick integration into your aquarium setup and comes with a strong root system that promotes rapid growth.Position in Aquarium: Midground Light Requirement: high - medium Nutrient Requirement: 20-30 mg/l Growth Height: 30-40 Temeperature Range: 22-28 ℃ Hardness Range: soft - moderate pH Range: 5-7 Origin: South East Asia Difficulty: medium Growth Rate: very slow -
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