Hyptis laciniata

Portion Size

You will receive 4-5 stems that's at least 10cm in length.

Description

This plant typically has delicate leaves that are light green in colour. It can grow both submerged and partially emersed, making it suitable for various aquatic environments. In aquariums, Hyptis laciniata adds visual interest and helps to oxygenate the water. It is known for its ability to adapt to different light conditions, from low to high intensity.

When cultivating Hyptis laciniata, it is important to provide it with a nutrient-rich substrate and ensure a stable water temperature. Regular pruning helps maintain its compact growth and encourages healthy development. Overall, Hyptis laciniata is a popular choice among aquatic plant enthusiasts for its aesthetic appeal and ease of care.

Quick Stats

• Scientific Name:  Hyptis laciniata
• Care Level: Easy
• Growth Rate: Medium
• Tank Placement: Midground
• Lighting Requirement: Low lighting will give it solid growth
• Ideal Temperature: 15°-30°C
• pH: 7-8
• CO2: No, but recommended
• Nutrient Substrate: Not required

Facts:

Hyptis Laciniata is an easy-to-care-for plant suitable for beginners and experienced aquarists alike.
It can be used as a midground or background plant, adding texture and depth to the aquascape.
The plant is known for its fast growth rate and ability to tolerate a wide range of water conditions.
Dos:

Provide moderate lighting to promote healthy growth and prevent the leaves from becoming pale.
Supplement with nutrient-rich fertilizers to support lush foliage and vibrant colors.
Regularly trim the plant to maintain its desired shape and prevent overgrowth.
Don'ts:

Avoid excessive shading of Hyptis Laciniata, as it can hinder the growth of other plants in the aquarium.
Do not let the plant become overcrowded, as it can limit its access to light and hinder growth.
Avoid using copper-based medications in the aquarium, as they can be toxic to the plant.