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Juncus repens
Fine grass-like stems on a compact adaptable midground aquarium plant
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Common name: Creeping Rush
Origin: Asia
Position in Aquarium: Midground
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Growth rate: Medium pace
Description
Juncus repens is a compact aquatic grass-like plant from North America, producing fine, narrow leaves that create soft, natural texture in the midground of planted aquariums. Unlike many grasses used in aquascaping, its leaves adapt well to fully submerged conditions, and its manageable size and growth habit make it suited to a wide range of aquarium sizes and styles.
It is easy to maintain, growing under medium light without CO2 injection. A nutrient-rich substrate supports the root system and encourages steady growth. Under higher light conditions, the plant can develop warm reddish or pinkish-brown tones on the stems and leaves, adding subtle colour to the otherwise green midground.
Supplied as an established potted plant, Juncus repens suits aquariums from 40 litres upward. Its fine, grass-like texture contrasts naturally with broad-leafed plants and adds a soft, meadow-like quality to planted layouts. Dividing and replanting separated stems helps fill in a planting group over time.
Plant Sizes
You’ll receive a healthy, rooted plant in a pot, similar to those shown. Each one is hand-checked before dispatch.
Shipping
Same-day dispatch on orders placed before 4pm, Monday to Friday. Tracked 24 Service from £4.99, DPD Express from £6.99.
Is Juncus repens easy to grow?
Yes, Juncus repens is a fairly easy aquarium plant and can be grown in low-tech aquariums. It does best with steady lighting, nutrients and a planted aquarium substrate.
Where should I plant Juncus repens in my aquarium?
Juncus repens is best used as a midground aquarium plant. Its fine, grass-like leaves add texture and movement without blocking the full view of the tank.
Does Juncus repens need CO2?
CO2 is not essential for Juncus repens, but it can help produce stronger, healthier growth. Good lighting and regular nutrients will also improve its appearance.
How tall does Juncus repens grow?
In aquariums, Juncus repens is usually seen around 20-30 cm tall, although it can grow taller in strong conditions.
How do I plant Juncus repens?
Remove the pot and rock wool, split the plant into smaller clumps, then plant them into the substrate with space between each clump. Use Neutro TerraTabs near the roots to support stronger growth.
