Dennerle Plants Rotala indica CUP

Rotala indica is one of the most visually arresting aquarium plants with its fleshy appearance and upright growth habit. In group plantings this sturdy-looking plant is suitable for a variety of layouts. The leaves and stems can take on a reddish hue when exposed to plenty of light. In lower light, the leaves can grow larger but the overall growth appears less compact. Shoot cuttings can be replanted to make the group denser again. The slow-growing plants cn reach u to 40 cm in height. Suitable for the foreground and middle ground where it has enough room to grow undisturbed.

• Light requirements: sunny & unshaded
• Optimal temperature: 22 to 28 °C
• Water values: soft to medium-hard
• ph value: 5 to 7
• CO₂ and nutrient addition: recommended
• Propagation: cuttings

Our expert Oliver Knott recommends:

Rotala indica adds visual interest to aquariums thanks to its compactness. It is a great addition to numerous layouts and its slow growth habit makes it ideal for well-maintained nano aquariums.

Note: The plants are grown in-vitro in sterile conditions in a laboratory. They are therefore also suitable for sensitive animals such as dwarf shrimps and can be used immediately. In-vitro plants do not harbour pests such as snails or parasites. No pesticides are used.