Add bold green foliage and reliable growth to your planted aquarium with Hygrophila Stricta. This hardy stem plant is an excellent choice for aquascapers looking for an adaptable background plant that can tolerate a range of aquarium conditions.
Care & Placement Details
- Difficulty: Easy
- Light Requirements: Low to Moderate
- CO2 Needs: Not required; beneficial for faster, fuller growth
- Growth Rate: Moderate to Fast
- Tank Placement: Midground to Background
- Plant Type: Stem plant
- Colour: Green
- Nutrients: Benefits from regular aquarium fertilization
- Trimming: Regular trimming helps control height and encourages bushier growth
- Propagation: Easily propagated through stem cuttings
- Aquarium Type: Planted, community and low-tech aquariums
Hygrophila Stricta is a versatile choice for both beginner and established planted tanks. Plant the stems directly into the substrate and trim the tops regularly to maintain the desired height and encourage dense side growth.
Why Buy From OhMleT Shoppe?
- Carefully selected aquarium plants
- Hardy and adaptable aquarium species
- Expert packaging for safe transit
- Premium-quality plants for aquascaping
- Safe shipping across India, including remote locations
Add Hygrophila Stricta to your aquarium for a hardy, lush green background plant that is easy to maintain. Minimum order value ₹150; shipping charges apply.
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Common Name: Giant Mint
Aquarium Use: Background Plant
CO₂ Requirement: Low
Light Requirement: Low
Quantity: 1 Stem
Price: Per Stem
Important Plant Information
The plant pictures shown are of submersed-grown plants maintained in aquariums under optimum growing conditions. Plants supplied may be grown in emersed or submersed conditions, depending on the variety.
Because of this, the leaf shape, size, and overall plant structure may vary from the plants shown in the pictures when received. Once planted and grown submersed in an aquarium under suitable conditions, the plant will gradually develop its characteristic aquatic appearance.