Home Grown! You Are Buying: 3 CUTTINGS 0R STARTS THAT ARE TWO - THREE INCHES LONG OF Penny Wort! This auction is NOT For A Full Plant, Rather A Small Cutting Of It
Friends We Try Our Best To Provide You With Large Healthy Portions Of Plants. All Our Plants Are Grown Right Here In Our Own Aquariums And Ponds. Remember I�m A Hobbyist First And I Try To Provide You With A Package Like I Would Want To Receive!
Common Name: Brazilian Pennywort Plants
Family: Hydrocotyle Leucocephala
Light: Wide range, community tank lighting should work fine
Water: pH: 6.0 � 7.8
Temperature : 68 � 82 degrees Fahrenheit
Co2: Not Needed
Difficulty: Easy
Size: Real Dang Long...LOL
Placement: Backgroud
Foliage: Large Full leaves
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Pennywort can be a fast growing plant in both low light, low tech tanks, as well as in more sophisticated setups. And all things being equal, the more intense the lighting is, or the more hours light is available, the faster the plant should grow.
Trimming Brazilian Pennywort may be necessary when the plant stems begin to outgrow their space in the tank. Under the right conditions, stems can sometimes grow longer than two feet.
Brazilian Pennywort reproduction is generally easy. Simply trim a couple inches of stem, with plenty of leaves, off the parent plant and let it float in the water. If the trimmed stem is long enough, plant the trimmed end into the substrate. In about a week or so, the trimming should begin to grow roots. Soon thereafter, the plant will be growing on its own. Pennywort can even be reproduced from a single healthy leaf provided there is a piece of stem attached to it. Just let the leaf float independently in the water. In most cases, the leaf and stem will grow roots on its own.
