TROPICA - Eleocharis acicularis - In vitro

An aesthetic and natural aquatic lawn

Eleocharis acicularis is the benchmark for creating a natural and harmonious plant carpet. With its thin green stems and horizontal growth, it offers a look very similar to terrestrial grass. It fits perfectly into all types of aquariums and contributes to a more natural and pleasant environment for your fish.

An easy plant to grow

You don't have to be an expert to enjoy a beautiful green carpet! This aquatic plant has moderate light and CO2 system requirements. It grows slowly but surely and only requires adequate lighting to fully flourish. Nutritious soil and occasional nutrient addition will boost its growth.

Minimal maintenance

With controlled growth and simple maintenance, Eleocharis acicularis is ideal for aquarists looking for a hassle-free aesthetic solution. Regular pruning is all that is required to maintain its optimal lawn-like effect. It tolerates a wide temperature range (21-28°C) and adapts to various biotopes, as long as the water is not too acidic.

Premium quality thanks to in vitro culture

Plants grown in vitro, such as this Eleocharis acicularis , offer many advantages: they are free of parasites, bacteria and algae, ensuring a healthy integration into your aquarium. Upon receipt, rinse the plant under clean water to remove the nutrient gel, divide it into small portions and plant them in your substrate.

How to properly plant Eleocharis acicularis?

Planting it is simple: remove the plant from its pot, rinse it thoroughly, divide it into small clumps, and insert them into your aquarium soil. To promote optimal rooting and harmonious development, it is recommended to wait until the aquarium is well stabilized before introducing it.

A must-have for a natural aquarium

If you're looking for a lush, harmonious aquarium, the Eleocharis acicularis is an excellent choice. With its dense, natural carpet, it adds a unique aesthetic touch and improves water quality. Easy to plant and maintain, it adapts to various types of aquariums, from nano to large tanks.