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Tissue Culture - Ammannia Senegalensis

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Grows to an average height of 16 - 20 inches (MID to BACKGROUND)
The width of each stem is about 2 to 4 inches, based on leaf growth
High lighting (3 - 4 watts/gal)
Optimum growth temperature is 71.6 to 82.4 degrees

Ammania Senegalensis needs nutrient rich water and substrate to do well in the aquarium. The color is almost an orange red, and propagation is by cuttings, which should be at least 10 inches long.

Ammania Senegalensis needs a lot of light to do well. The width of each stem is about 2 to 4 inches, based on leaf growth. The leaf is curved in a downward fashion in an arch.

In order to achieve strong shoots the substrate should be nutrient rich and light intensity high. Five to eight strong specimens can be used for the midground area to help accent the shades of green aquarium plants. Ammania Senegalensis does much better in soft water. Can withstand temps from 53.6 to 86 degrees. Optimum growth temperature is 71.6 to 82.4 degrees.

Ammania Senegalensis requires high lighting (3 - 4 watts/gal) to do well. If kept in low-light tanks the leaves take on a dirty brown color. Separate each stem and plant individually. This will result in better growth and the lower leaves will still receive some light as the this aquarium plant grows taller.

Tissue Culture - Ammannia Senegalensis

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SKU: 9337280003867

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    Description

    Grows to an average height of 16 - 20 inches (MID to BACKGROUND)
    The width of each stem is about 2 to 4 inches, based on leaf growth
    High lighting (3 - 4 watts/gal)
    Optimum growth temperature is 71.6 to 82.4 degrees

    Ammania Senegalensis needs nutrient rich water and substrate to do well in the aquarium. The color is almost an orange red, and propagation is by cuttings, which should be at least 10 inches long.

    Ammania Senegalensis needs a lot of light to do well. The width of each stem is about 2 to 4 inches, based on leaf growth. The leaf is curved in a downward fashion in an arch.

    In order to achieve strong shoots the substrate should be nutrient rich and light intensity high. Five to eight strong specimens can be used for the midground area to help accent the shades of green aquarium plants. Ammania Senegalensis does much better in soft water. Can withstand temps from 53.6 to 86 degrees. Optimum growth temperature is 71.6 to 82.4 degrees.

    Ammania Senegalensis requires high lighting (3 - 4 watts/gal) to do well. If kept in low-light tanks the leaves take on a dirty brown color. Separate each stem and plant individually. This will result in better growth and the lower leaves will still receive some light as the this aquarium plant grows taller.

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