Echinodorus tenellus

Requires good lighting (1 watt at 2 watt/liter minimum) A CO2 diffusion is recommended but is not compulsory if the lighting and the contribution of fertilizers are sufficient. In good maintenance conditions, a long floral rod can appear and give birth to a pretty white flower.

The Echinodorus Tellus is an aquarium plant commonly known as "dwarf echinodorus" or "fine leaves". This plant belongs to the alismataae family and is from South America. It is often used in aquariums to add color and texture to the aquatic environment.

The Echinodorus Tellus has fine stems and heart -shaped leaves which generally measure between 2 and 5 cm in length. The leaves are light green or dark green with exposed veins. The plant can produce white or pink flowers in the shape of a bell that appear above the water.

This aquarium plant needs moderate to high lighting and a nutritive substrate to develop properly. It also needs regular fertilization to produce healthy and lush leaves. The Echinodorus Tenellus is a rapid growth plant and can reach a height of 15 cm if it is well maintained.

In general, Echinodorus Tenellus is an aquarium plant that is easy to cultivate and maintain, making it a popular choice for beginners in aquarophilia. However, it is important to monitor the growth of the plant to prevent it from becoming invasive in the aquarium.