ADA IC432 Rotala Rotundifolia Wayanad | TC Live Plant

Product Description:

Rotala Rotundifolia Wayanad is a specific variety or cultivar of the aquatic plant genus Rotala. It is named after the Wayanad district in the state of Kerala, India, where it is believed to have originated from.

 Rotala sp. “Wayanad” is a beautiful stem plant that typically displays vibrant green or reddish coloration, depending on the lighting conditions and nutrient availability in the aquarium. It has slender, delicate leaves that grow in pairs along the stem, giving it an elegant and feathery appearance.

CO2 and Water Parameters: While Rotala sp. “Wayanad” can grow well without injected CO2 supplementation, providing a carbon dioxide source can enhance its growth rate and coloration. I

It is generally recommended to maintain stable water parameters, including a slightly acidic to neutral pH range (around 6.0-7.5) and a temperature between 22-28°C (72-82°F).

This Rotala variety is considered a relatively fast-growing plant, capable of developing dense and bushy clusters in the aquarium. It has a vertical growth habit, with the stem extending upward and branching out as it grows taller. Regular pruning and trimming can help maintain its desired shape and prevent overcrowding.

Rotala sp. “Wayanad” thrives under moderate to high lighting conditions. Providing sufficient light intensity and spectrum is important for the plant’s photosynthesis and overall growth. Additionally, it benefits from a nutrient-rich substrate or regular fertilization with macro and micronutrients to support its growth and vibrant coloration.

Rotala sp. “Wayanad” is commonly used as a midground or background plant in aquarium layouts. Its vertical growth habit makes it suitable for creating a sense of height and depth in the aquascape. It can be planted individually or in groups, allowing it to form dense clusters and provide visual interest.

As with any aquatic plant, proper care and maintenance are essential for the health and growth of Rotala sp. “Wayanad.” Regular monitoring of water parameters, nutrient levels, and pruning can help ensure its optimal growth and contribute to a vibrant and balanced aquarium environment.