RED LOTUS LIVE BULBS Aquarium Tiger Plants Water Lily Rare Nymphaea Zenkeri New

Description: Welcome... RED LOTUS LIVE BULBS Aquarium Tiger Plants Water Lily Rare Nymphaea Zenkeri New Growing Red lotus in aquariums is easy. This plant is available in bulbs with or without any leaves, these bulbs must not be completely buried in the substrate to prevent rot. Place the firm healthy bulbs on the surface of the substrate, burying about 1/2 of the bulbs in the substrate should be enough. Do not burry too deep, the bulb can start rotting. Tip: If you have no idea where the top is, let it float in your tank until you get new shoots grow. Depending on the conditions of the bulb it can take some time. A thick root system will develop underneath the substrate for and growth continues. Red tiger lotus appreciates deep (at least 5 cm or 2 inches) and well-fertilized substrates. Red lotus can propagate in two ways: Rare one (in aquariums): Propagation is by seeds produced by the plant after the flowers must have wilted.Common (in aquariums): By separating the bulb and the plant itself, which can be done when bulbs / shoots has fully developed and formed roots of its own. At this time the plant will detach from the bulb or it can now be manually removed and replanted in the aquarium to grow another one.Recommendation: Red lotus should not be planted near sensitive plants in the aquarium because Red lotus absorbs large amounts of nutrients from the tank water to support its growth. How to contain the root systemThe root system of the Red lotus can be very large. Containing the bulb is a sure way in preventing the plant’s root system from taking over the aquarium substrate. Thank You...

Price: 14.49 USD

Location: Kegalle

End Time: 2025-01-09T17:04:08.000Z

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