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How does longiplumulosis differ from boivinianus or henkelianus?
Longiplumulosis has scalloped, decorative leaf edges. Boivinianus has bullated (heavily textured) broad leaves. Henkelianus has smooth, slim, bright green leaves. Each has a very different appearance.
Does it go dormant?
Yes — all Aponogeton go through natural dormancy periods when the leaves die back. Leave the bulb in place; new growth will resume after a few weeks.
How long can the leaves get?
Up to 60cm under good conditions — background-only positioning is essential.
Does it need CO2?
No — it grows well in low-tech conditions without CO2. Moderate light and a nutrient-rich substrate or root tabs support the best growth.
Is it commonly available?
No — longiplumulosis is one of the rarer Aponogeton species in the UK hobby. Availability is not guaranteed and it sells quickly when we have it.

