Vallisneria spiralis
Contrary to its name, Vallisneria spiralis is actually a straight leafed plant but very easy to grow. Probably one of the oldest plants in the hobby it asks for very little. It's good in low light, medium light or even high light and reproduces quickly. It appreciates fertilisers but is able to grow without them too (just not so well or as quickly).
Great for covering up filters or other equipment in your tank. Note that all vallis is intolerant of liquid carbon and can melt if dosing it at the same time as growing this plant.
Vallisneria spiralis bunches consist of approximately 2- 3 plants which are approximately 20-25cm in length
Note: This plant does not come with the weight in the picture.In addition as it is a true aquatic plant there are chances of snails or snail eggs. As we buy from European stock, pesticides are never used. Whilst we do our very best to remove any that we see, we wanted to make you aware that this is a possibility.
Original: $7.99
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Description
Contrary to its name, Vallisneria spiralis is actually a straight leafed plant but very easy to grow. Probably one of the oldest plants in the hobby it asks for very little. It's good in low light, medium light or even high light and reproduces quickly. It appreciates fertilisers but is able to grow without them too (just not so well or as quickly).
Great for covering up filters or other equipment in your tank. Note that all vallis is intolerant of liquid carbon and can melt if dosing it at the same time as growing this plant.
Vallisneria spiralis bunches consist of approximately 2- 3 plants which are approximately 20-25cm in length
Note: This plant does not come with the weight in the picture.In addition as it is a true aquatic plant there are chances of snails or snail eggs. As we buy from European stock, pesticides are never used. Whilst we do our very best to remove any that we see, we wanted to make you aware that this is a possibility.
