RED ROOT FLOATER - Floating Plant (Phyllanthus Fluitans)

A$15.00
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  • Quality Control Policy - Indoor Grown, Free from Outdoor Pests & Frequent Plants Health & Algae Check Quality Control Policy - Indoor Grown, Free from Outdoor Pests & Frequent Plants Health & Algae Check
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  • Submersed Grown Quality Policy -95% of our plants are patiently submersed grown in our aquarium to help you avoid plant transition melting issues that affect many tissue culture & emersed grown plants when planted underwater in an aquarium Submersed Grown Quality Policy -95% of our plants are patiently submersed grown in our aquarium to help you avoid plant transition melting issues that affect many tissue culture & emersed grown plants when planted underwater in an aquarium

(Information written by Aquarzon based on actual growing experience, observations and research. Please do not copy any information or photos) 

Portion Size : Around 6cm diameter
Portion Type: Loose/Unattached

Growth Speed   : Medium-Fast
Difficulty Level   : Easy
Temperature      : 10-30°C
PH Range          : 6.0-7.5
Min. Light Needs: Low-Medium         
Origin                 : South America

This plant can only be posted to allowable states.

Red Root Floater is an easy floating plant that originates from South America and can grow red round leaves. Besides the red colouration on its leaves, the red colouration can also appear on its roots.

The redness of this plant depends on how much lighting it gets and iron availability in a particular aquarium.

Please understand that each batch grown can have different colour tone due to lighting and nutrient availability. Some batches may be more green while some batches may be more red. Regardless, no worries at all as the ability to grow red always remain. The moment it is grown in high lighting and high iron aquarium, it will start growing new red leaves within a week or so. 

This plant is generally considered to be more attractive than the common Amazon Frogbit and unlike duckweed, it is not hard to be removed when it needs to be removed.