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Pogostemon Stellata (Submerged) 5 stems 10cm long

Description

Pogostemon stellatus, also known as Eusteralis stellata and Dysophylla stellata, is a beautiful species of plant that thrives in wetlands. It has fine-leaved stems with broad leaves or narrow ones. One of the narrow-leaf forms is partly labeled as P. stellatus "Strong" but it shares the same submerged foliage traits as other "normal" Pogostemon Stelatis plants do.

The water star is mostly delivered in its terrestrial form with light green leaves. Placed into an aquarium, it grows new shoots of very narrow, purple to reddish-purple leaves in whorls. The branches become more than 10 cm wide and are branched..

Common names Water star
Synonyms Dysophylla benthamiana Hance, Dysophylla stellata (Lour.) Benth., Eusteralis stellata (Lour.) Panigrahi
Complete botanical name Pogostémon stellátus (Lour.) Kuntze
Family Lamiaceae
Genus Pogostemon
Difficulty difficult
Usage Background, Midground
Growth fast
pH value 5 - 7
Temperature tolerance 15 - 32°C
Carbonate hardness 1 - 18°dKH
General hardness 0 - 30°dGH
Propagation Cuttings
Can grow emersed? yes

 

NOTE: 5 stems 10cm each on each one

Pogostemon Stellata (Submerged) 5 stems 10cm long

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Pogostemon stellatus, also known as Eusteralis stellata and Dysophylla stellata, is a beautiful species of plant that thrives in wetlands.... Read more

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    Description

    Pogostemon stellatus, also known as Eusteralis stellata and Dysophylla stellata, is a beautiful species of plant that thrives in wetlands. It has fine-leaved stems with broad leaves or narrow ones. One of the narrow-leaf forms is partly labeled as P. stellatus "Strong" but it shares the same submerged foliage traits as other "normal" Pogostemon Stelatis plants do.

    The water star is mostly delivered in its terrestrial form with light green leaves. Placed into an aquarium, it grows new shoots of very narrow, purple to reddish-purple leaves in whorls. The branches become more than 10 cm wide and are branched..

    Common names Water star
    Synonyms Dysophylla benthamiana Hance, Dysophylla stellata (Lour.) Benth., Eusteralis stellata (Lour.) Panigrahi
    Complete botanical name Pogostémon stellátus (Lour.) Kuntze
    Family Lamiaceae
    Genus Pogostemon
    Difficulty difficult
    Usage Background, Midground
    Growth fast
    pH value 5 - 7
    Temperature tolerance 15 - 32°C
    Carbonate hardness 1 - 18°dKH
    General hardness 0 - 30°dGH
    Propagation Cuttings
    Can grow emersed? yes

     

    NOTE: 5 stems 10cm each on each one

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