This is a tasty looking foreground plant that I thought you might like. Foreground types are always the most popular for reasons I've mentioned in previous posts. However, they can be rather tricky sometimes but this one won't cause any problems.
Sagittaria Subulata is a small yet elegant plant that has a lovely vivid green colour to it. It reproduces easily via runners (see the picture below) and will grow in medium to high light. Like most plants it does better with pressurised CO2, but will be fine is a low tech planted tank (i.e. one without CO2) - it just grows slower that's all.
Each pot can be split into 6 different plantlets and place them into a nutrient rich substrate for the best effect (try Colombo Flora Base). Position them about 25mm apart from each other (use tweesers for this) and in no time you'll see new runners. Don't forget if you start to see your plant going yellow, then you need more nutrients! Add AE Design Aqua Nourish.
Lastly with all our Aquafleur plants we offer deals for multiple purchases so if you invest in 5 or more, we offer it to you for £3.59 per plant.
