Dennerle Cryptocoryne usteriana - in vitro

Cryptocoryne usteriana In-Vitro

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Cryptocoryne usteriana - in vitro

max. Wuchshöhe	- 70 cm	Herkunftsland	Philippinen
Eignung	Barschaquarium, Gesellschaftsaquarium	Typ	Rosettenpflanze
Familie	Araceae	Gattung	Cryptocoryne
Vermehrung	Ausläufer	Wuchsgeschwindigkeit	langsam
pH	6 - 8	Wasserhärte	7 - 21 °dh
Hinweise

Eine eindrucksvolle Wasserkelch Art ist die Cryptocoryne usteriana von den Philippinen. Sie wächst im Gegensatz zu vielen anderen Wasserkelch Arten permanent unter Wasser und ist daher für die emerse Kultur im Gewächshaus nicht geeignet. Aufgrund dieser Tatsache ist sie nur sehr selten im Handel anzutreffen. Die bullosen Blätter werden bis 70cm lang, die Blattfarbe ist leuchtend mittelgrün mit rötlicher Blattunterseite. Bei mittlerer Beleuchtung wächst Cryptocoryne usteriana ideal in hartem, alkalischen Wasser und daher bestens für Cichliden vom Malawi- und Tanganjikasee geeignet. Auch bei geringer CO2 Gabe wächst die Pflanze noch recht gut und ist in der Pflege sehr anspruchslos. Der bekannteren Cryptocoryne aponogetifolia sieht sie zum Verwechseln ähnlich.

Wasserpflanzen In-Vitro

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Aquarium:	Community aquarium
Genus:	Cryptocoryne
Growth:	slowly
Origin:	Asia
Properties:	In-Vitro, Rosette plants
Stand:	In the foreground

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