Tissue Culture -Rotala rotundifolia ‘Blood Red’
AU$12.50 inc GST
Rotala naturally wants to shoot straight up to the surface. To get a beautiful, dense bush, trim the tops aggressively.
Rotalarotundilfolia Blood Red is the most intensely red-colored variation of Rotala. Placing it next to light green plants will enhance its vibrant red color.
This plant is easy to grow and can thrive in relatively low light and nutrient conditions. However, to achieve the most intense coloration, plenty of light and added CO2 are necessary.
The plant grows erect to slightly arching, producing many branches. Regular trimming is needed to ensure good light penetration and water flow among the stems.
- Difficulty: Moderate
- Placement: Midground to Background
- Growth Rate: Moderate to Fast
- Lighting: Medium to High
- CO₂: Recommended for best colour
- Temperature: 22–28°C
- pH: 6.0–7.5
***Prohibited plant in Western Australia. Unable to supply to WA***
Tips fo*Prohibited plant in Western Australia. Unable to supply to WAr Success
To guarantee success with Rotala Blood Red, focus on thigh light intensity, iron dosing, and low water-column nitrates. Rotala naturally wants to shoot straight up to the surface. To get a beautiful, dense bush, trim the tops aggressively.
tissue culture plants are grown in sterile laboratory conditions, meaning they arrive:
- Free from pesticides and harmful chemicals
- Free from snails, planarians, and pest algae
- Free from pathogens and parasites
- No rock wool to remove — just rinse and plant
| Weight | .33 kg |
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| Dimensions | 7 × 4 × 5 cm |
