Description
Salvinia (Salvinia Rotundifolia Minima) | 4 oz Cup
Salvinia originates from South and Central America. It is a fast-growing, floating plant that does not have any special requirements. It produces small oval leaves with fine feather-like roots designed to take up and remove the maximum amount of nutrients from the water. The floating leaves will also provide cover and shade for surface-dwelling fish and make them feel more secure. Salvinia is highly adaptable and can be used in most aquariums.
Caring for Salvinia
There are no special care requirements for Salvinia. For more robust growth, good lighting and liquid fertilization is recommended. Salvinia is a floating plant and good ventilation at the water surface will result in better and faster growth. Salvinia is also tolerant
- Minimum Lighting Required: Moderate
- Temperature Range: 65-85 °F
- Tank Placement: Floating
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Reviews (26)
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more than expected!
Posted by lindsay mcconathy on 16 Mar 2020the cup i received was packed full of wet, green plants. they covered a lot more of the surface of the aquarium than i expected! it’s been about half of a week since i put them in my tank, and i think i already see new growth. awesome! totally recommend these plants! they have an interesting texture on the top of the leaves, small hairy looking roots, and grow in cute little bunches
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Salvinia
Posted by Lyndon on 15 Oct 2019I have never worked with this plant before. It is small and a floater plant. It's kinda messy I guess. Still have to get used to it.
