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Dennerle Herkunftsland 2022

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Cryptocoryne wendtii ´Broad Leaf´ In-Vitro

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Family: Araceae
Species: Cryptocoryne
Type: Rosettenpflanze
A very easy water trumpet from sri lanka. this is a variety of Cryptocoryne wendtii with fairly broad leaves. Plants can vary quite strongly in appearance, and leaf colour also varies. modern cell culture has allowed the isolation of the various types for propagation in varietally pure form. all C. wendtii variants have one thing in common: they are easy to care for and easy to cultivate. the leaves of  C. spec. 402 are a potent green, sometimes with interesting brown mottling.
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Cryptocoryne x purpurea

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Family: Araceae
Species: Cryptocoryne
Type: Rosettenpflanze
Cryptocoryne x purpurea is a rarity from Southeast Asia. It is a natural hybrid between Cryptocoryne griffithii and Cryptocoryne cordata. The variety described here comes from Borneo and has remarkable marbling on the leaf blades. The growth is significantly slower than other Cryptocoryne species that are well known in aquatics. Growing to a height of around 10 cm (previous experience of cultivation in an aquarium), it remains relatively small in size and, depending on the size of the tank, can therefore also be used in the foreground. As with all Cryptocorynes, a nutrient-rich substrate is very important, as a lot of nutrients are absorbed by the roots.
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Didiplis diandra In-Vitro

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Family: Lythraceae
Species: Didiplis
Type: Stängelpflanze
Didiplis diandra is a particularly colourful stem plant from the eastern part of the USA. The submerged needle-like leaflets are arranged crosswise in opposition to each other, which gives the plant a very delicate look. Provide for good lighting and sufficient fertilization to ensure wonderful colours in all shades of orange and red. A good supply of CO2 promotes considerably better and faster growth. In order to support the colourful growth, please also supply the plants with iron and micronutrients. Didiplis beautifully contrasts with purely green stem plants such as Rotala spec. Green or when added to other colourful plants.
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Cryptocoryne lutea

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Family: Araceae
Species: Cryptocoryne
Type: Rosettenpflanze
Cryptocoryne lutea also comes from Sri Lanka. Leaves are usually dark green and some display a subtle linear markings. As with most other species of cryptocoryne, propagation is via runners. New shoots burst through the substrate just a few centimetres away from the parent plant. If you want to suppress this spread, it is sufficient to simply remove any new shoots with sharp scissors or a knife.
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Chlorophytum bichetii

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Curved, grass-like, white-green striped leaves
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Crinum calamistratum

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Family: Amaryllidaceae
Species: Crinum
Type: Knollenpflanze
Crinums are members of the narcissus family and have a bulb that they can use to store nutrients. The deeply crinkled leaves of the Crinum calamistratum can grow up to 80 - 100 cm in length! Depending on the size of your aquarium, the upper leaf blades may produce flower stalks. They do not require particularly strong lighting, but gentle water flow, such as near to an outflow, promotes growth. Crinum calamistratum is best used on its own. This gives the most attractive results.
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Crinum natans

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Family: Amaryllidaceae
Species: Crinum
Type: Knollenpflanze
Tropical West Africa is home to this magnificent onion plant. It colonises fast-flowing water in shaded, and sometimes sunny, areas. Above the water surface, this plant produces a white, fragrant flower. The leaves of Crinum natans are broader than those of Crinum calamistratum and are variably wavy. We also recommend a stronger water flow for these plants. For cultivation purposes, the substrate should be rich in nutrients and have a minimum depth of 10 cm.
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Cryptocoryne affinis

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Family: Araceae
Species: Cryptocoryne
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This Cryptocoryne has been kept in aquaria for over 50 years. All Dennerle Cryptocorynes are grown emersed in our greenhouses. Growth behaviour and leaf form differs significantly in plants growing in emersed and submerged states. This is also true of Cryptocoryne affinis. The typical olive-green to brown foliage only develops under water. These plants make no great demands in terms of lighting, but optimum growth is achieved in slightly alkaline water. C. affinis comes highly recommended for cichlid aquaria with limestone.
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Cryptocoryne beckettii

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Family: Araceae
Species: Cryptocoryne
Type: Rosettenpflanze
Sri Lanka is home to many species of cryptocoryne, including the Cryptocoryne beckettii. These plants have also been successfully cultivated in aquaria for decades. In the wild they are found in shaded areas near the banks of streams and rivers, where they grow amphibiously above and below the waterline. The colour of any submerged leaves varies in shades of green and brown. Different leaf colouration within the same species is typical for the Cryptocoryne genus.
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