Lilaeopsis brasiliensis - Family ... Apiaceae
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Lilaeopsis brasiliensis is grass-looking small amphibious plant which is very suitable for foreground decoration. The submerged culture is easy, but it is usually quite slow growing. Lilaeopsis brasiliensis can grow in soft as well as in hard water and it accepts a wide light regime, though high light tends to speed up the growth. The emergent culture is especially well suited for paludariua where Lilaeopsis brasiliensis within a few weeks builds a thick carpet. It is able to survive down to 0 ºC or even in an icecovered pond.
Part of the world .. South America
Temperature .. 15-24ºC
pH tolerance .. neutral
- Hardness tolerance .. soft-hard
- Easiness .. average
- Height .. 4-7cm . Width .. Up to 3cm . Light .. high-average
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| Lilaeopsis brasiliensis .. pot grown NR040POT |
our price £4.29delivery: small order note |
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| Lilaeopsis brasiliensis .. pot grown Special Price .. Selection of 5 quality plants NR040POT5 |
our price £15.00delivery: small order note |
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