• Echinodorus rose Aquafleur
  • Echinodorus rose Aquafleur
  • Echinodorus rose Aquafleur
  • Echinodorus rose Aquafleur
  • Echinodorus rose Aquafleur
  • Echinodorus rose
    Echinodorus rose
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Echinodorus rose

Warm rose-pink and copper toned leaves on an Echinodorus sword plant

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Description

Echinodorus rose is an attractive cultivar producing leaves in warm shades of rose pink, copper, and soft green, with new growth displaying the richest tones. The interplay of colours within the rosette gives it a warm, decorative quality that is distinct from more intensely red sword plant cultivars.

It is easy to keep and well suited to low-tech aquariums, growing under medium light without CO2 injection. Leaf pigmentation is best maintained with adequate light and an iron-rich substrate or fertiliser. As a root feeder, it benefits from planting in a nutritious substrate or the placement of root tabs near the base.

Supplied as an established potted plant, Echinodorus rose typically reaches 20–30 cm in height and works well in the midground of aquariums from 100 litres. Its soft, warm colouration pairs naturally with green stem plants and creates a gentle, harmonious contrast that suits naturalistic planted layouts.
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Echinodorus rose Aquafleur
Echinodorus rose Aquafleur
Echinodorus rose Aquafleur
Echinodorus rose Aquafleur
Echinodorus rose

Common Questions

What colours appear on Echinodorus rose?

New leaves emerge in warm rose pink and copper tones before shifting toward soft green as they mature. The rosette shows a natural mix of all these tones at once.

Does it need CO2?

No. It grows well without CO2. Good light and iron-rich fertiliser maintain the warmest colouration.

How large does it grow?

It typically reaches 20–30 cm in height, making it a good midground plant for aquariums from 100 litres upward.

Is it suitable for a community aquarium?

Yes. It is hardy and compatible with most community fish, shrimp, and snails.

How does it compare to other red or pink Echinodorus cultivars?

It has softer, warmer tones compared to more intensely red cultivars like Red Devil or rubin. It is better described as copper-pink rather than vivid red.