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Hygrophila corymbosa

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Family: Acanthaceae
Species: Hygrophila
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Hygrophila corymbosa is a widespread stem plant in South East Asia. There are several varieties, each of which has a different leaf shape. Emersed leaves are usually much darker than those under the water. The hygro is a good beginner plant for the background. Rapid growth means that excess nutrients are removed, eliminating the food source for any algae. As soon as the shoots reach the water surface they should be trimmed back to half their length. A stepped arrangement of the stems is recommended for this.
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Hygrophila costata

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Family: Acanthaceae
Species: Hygrophila
Type: Stängelpflanze
Hygrophila costata is a large-leaved species from South America with narrow leaves. Particularly attractive are the light green glowing leaves - they form a very nice contrast to dark green plants. Due to the rapid growth and thus greater nutrient consumption an ideal algae-preventive plant. Like all stem plants, Hygrophila costata must be regularly cut. A vigorous pruning promotes the lateral shoot formation and thus creates a compact group of plants.
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Hemianthus glomeratus

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Family: Scrophulariaceae
Species: Hemianthus
Type: Ausläufer
Home for this delicate aquarium plant is the east coast of North America. This variety of Hemianthus grows on rocky or muddy substrate at the mouths of rivers. Its loose, upright growth and brilliant, light green colour are fresh and spring-like. A pair of sharp scissors is all you need for pruning purposes. After pruning, the plants produce a number of new side shoots and the entire cluster will appear denser and more compact. Create rich contrasts by combining light green Hemianthus with red-leaved varieties, such as Alternanthera.
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Heteranthera zosterifolia In-Vitro

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Family: Pontederiaceae
Species: Heteranthera
Type: Stängelpflanze
The stem plant Heteranthera zosterifolia is a stunning beauty in the aquarium. The vibrant, light green leaves are up to 5 cm long and grow in an alternating leaf formation. Its requirements are relatively minimal, with good lighting and CO2 fertilisation, growth is compact and fast. It is therefore recommended that the shoots are trimmed regularly. On our Plantahunter tour in Brazil, we saw the plant in the Rio da Prata over several kilometres of river. In fact, we even encountered lush plants in the crystal clear water where it was 2 m deep. The Heteranthera is a plant that is rich in contrast for the midground to background and works especially well in combination with colourful plants such as Rotala rotundifolia.
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Hottonia palustris

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Family: Primulaceae
Species: Hottonia
Type: Stängelpflanze
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Hydrocotyle cf. Tripartita

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Family: Apiaceae
Species: Hydrocotyle
Type: Ausläufer
Like the Asplenium fern, the classification for this variety is not yet definitive, hence the “cf.” in its name. This new plant does have some very interesting growth habits: under strong light it usually creeps across the substrate and even across other plants. The tiny, clover-shaped leaves are certainly distinctive. It is not demanding in terms of water conditions, but strong light encourages this carpet-like growth. We advise occasionally removing any overgrowth with scissors or a knife.
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Hydrocotyle leucocephala

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Family: Apiaceae
Species: Hydrocotyle
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Hydrocotyle leucocephala, or Brazilian water pennywort, is a very undemanding stem plant. We found this plant in the shallow waters of crystal clear rivers, and also on the wet ground in the dense jungle. In aquaria it grows very quickly, and is highly recommended for aquatics beginners. As soon as the shoots reach the water surface, they continue to grow and spread. Due to this rapid growth, the stems need frequent cutting and replanting.
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Hydrocotyle verticillata

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Family: Apiaceae
Species: Hydrocotyle
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A highly ornamental water pennywort with umbrella-like leaves, suitable for the foreground to midground. It grows slowly compared to H. leucocephala and H. tripartite and prefers water temperatures on the cooler side. We found some fantastic shallow water stocks in the Rio Sucuri/Brazil. There the water temperature was 23°C, and it was crystal clear and had a high concentration of CO2. Hydrocotyle verticillata looks very natural in the middle of a Hemianthus carpet with the little umbrellas peeking out.
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Glossostigma elatinoides In-Vitro

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Family: Scrophulariaceae
Species: Glossostigma
Type: Ausläufer
A subtle, creeping marsh plant native to Australia, popularised in the 1980s by Takashi Amono. Now world-famous, it is frequently used in aquaria in the aquascaping style. Successful cultivation requires very good lighting and a good CO2 supply. The easiest way to bed in the delicate shoots is to use plant tweezers. First divide the pot plant into individual pieces, then plant each of these a few centimetres apart.
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Gratiola viscidula

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Family: Plantaginaceae
Species: Gratiola
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Gratiola viscidula, which has only been on the market for a few years, is particularly interesting and conspicuous due to its submerse growth form. The plant forms compact cushions under water with a „prickly“ habitus. Occasionally, the plants need to be cut back so that the stock can be kept low. Due to its rather slow growth, it is also very suitable for smaller aquariums. Gratiola can be placed in the front to middle ground depending on the aquarium size.
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